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Teaching Subjects

theprizelamb · 2007-06-06 12:07:49

I've been out of college a year and have decided on applying for next year. I have an houners degree in Economcis and Sociology and went on to do an MA in Economics. I just wanted to know what the demand is like for teachers of Economics? Or is having only one teachiung subject not enough? My MA was quite mathmatical, but…

06-06-2007 12:07pm

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I've been out of college a year and have decided on applying for next year.

I have an houners degree in Economcis and Sociology and went on to do an MA in Economics. I just wanted to know what the demand is like for teachers of Economics? Or is having only one teachiung subject not enough? My MA was quite mathmatical, but without specifically studying maths would that count me out? I also studied English in first year which covers me to JC.

I'd appreciate any advice.

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