Assignment help for students in Ireland
Irish university assignments are marked against grade descriptors, and moving from a 2.2 to a 2.1 or First usually means stronger analysis and better use of sources. A tutor who teaches your subject goes through the brief with you, helps you plan and research, and explains the material so you can write it yourself.
How Irish university grading works
Irish universities award honours degrees as First Class (H1, usually 70% and above), Second Class Honours Grade 1 (H2.1, 60–69%), Second Class Honours Grade 2 (H2.2, 50–59%) and Third Class or Pass, with bands varying slightly by university. A tutor reads your module's descriptors with you and shows what each band expects.
Leaving Certificate
For secondary students, tutors cover Leaving Certificate subjects at Higher and Ordinary level, graded H1 to H8 and O1 to O8, using past exam papers and marking schemes from the State Examinations Commission.
Academic integrity in Ireland
Irish law (the Qualifications and Quality Assurance Amendment Act 2019) makes it an offence to provide or advertise services that complete assessed work for students. FLN's support here is tutoring: explanation, feedback and guidance on your own work.
Universities students come from
- Trinity College Dublin
- University College Dublin
- University of Galway
- University College Cork
- Dublin City University
- University of Limerick
- Maynooth University
How it works
Share your assignment brief, marking criteria and deadline. You are matched with a tutor who teaches your subject, and you work through the task together, by message or in a live one-to-one session. See assignment help for what support includes, and browse subjects and tutor profiles.
Frequently asked questions
Can a tutor help with Leaving Cert subjects?
Yes. Tutors cover Higher and Ordinary level, with past papers and marking schemes, for maths, the sciences, English, business and more.
Which referencing styles do Irish universities use?
Harvard and APA 7 are the most common, with OSCOLA in law. Tutors can explain how to use whichever style your module requires.
What time are sessions available in Ireland?
Sessions are booked in Irish time (GMT or IST), including evenings and weekends.