We get asked a lot by students about the best way to study. The simple answer is that there's no one best way. Every student is different and learns best in different ways! Some will learn best using visual aids, like pictures and diagrams, whereas others might be more kinesthetic learners and learn best by doing/acting out something. Therefore, it's impossibl...

The 2019 Junior Cert Timetable is now available with this year's exams starting on June 5th. If you're doing your Junior Certificate exams in 2019 then you can download and print it here. A Studyclix account will help you get the best marks possible for these exams in June. If you don't already have an account, sign up here! Good luck with the s...

The oral option at Junior Cert is something I would definitely recommend taking – it’s easy to prep for, and will mean that you have 40% of your exam completed by June! While the idea of doing an oral now may well give you nightmares, I can assure you that by the end of this guide, you will be dead set on doing one, and doing one well! At the end of the day, the aim...

When you think of homework and study, most of you almost immediately feel a sense of dread and negativity, right? Something to really not look forward to and something you really don't want to have to do? Well, it doesn't have to always be like that! I know, that's easier said than done, but changing the way you perceive study and school has the potential to ...

Being organised is a no-brainer when it comes to studying well. One of the steps in being organised with your school year is knowing all the important dates in your calendar: deadlines, application dates, open days, etc. and working towards them, knowing how much time you have. Here, we've saved you time by listing all of the major dates in this year's...

5 Things You Should Know about the Junior Cert For most Irish students, the Junior Cert is the first major set of exams you have to sit. You’re just sort of flung head-first into a mix of projects, studying, homework, classes, etc., without actually really knowing what’s happening. From seeing students struggle and worry about these exams and from havin...