An article
in the Irish Times from Tuesday, 21st August 2012 reports that a
language school in County Wicklow has been granted “a temporary injunction
restraining the National Qualifications Authority of Ireland (NQAI) from
striking it off a register of recognised language colleges.” If the college were
to lose official accreditation as a language school, there would be severe
consequences for incoming students, who could have their visas rendered
invalid. To prevent this from happening, Judge McDermott granted an injunction
until August 30th. The NQAI has to review the late completion and
implementation of a development plan for the school, to see if it will withdraw
recognition or not.
Brophy Solicitors
30.08.12
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