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CSPE teachers and TEFL

Learning · 2008-03-02 22:45:03

I wonder if anybody could shed any light on how to become a CSPE or TEFL teacher in Ireland? I have searched the web with not much luck, the only qualifications I can find are 20/40/80 hour courses etc and I am not sure they would be recognised by the relevant authorities to teach these subjects in this country.

02-03-2008 10:45pm

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I wonder if anybody could shed any light on how to become a CSPE or TEFL teacher in Ireland? I have searched the web with not much luck, the only qualifications I can find are 20/40/80 hour courses etc and I am not sure they would be recognised by the relevant authorities to teach these subjects in this country.

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#2 03-03-2008 8:49pm

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im not sure about TEFL, but to be a CSPE teacher, ideally you should have done either politics or sociology as a degree subject. there is also an actual course that some teachers can do as a kind of "add-on" to be qualified, but don't know much about this.

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