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advice please? primary school teaching

ashley. · 2009-06-30 22:58:39

Hi, well im hoping to be a primary school teacher so i put down the couple of main teaching colleges at the top of my cao. After that im quite confused...if i wanted to do a h.dip in education is a level 8 degree and a decent standard of irish all that is needed? I think i might put down a tsm(two subject arts) in trinity…

30-06-2009 10:58pm

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ashley.

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Hi, well im hoping to be a primary school teacher so i put down the couple of main teaching colleges at the top of my cao.

After that im quite confused...if i wanted to do a h.dip in education is a level 8 degree and a decent standard of irish all that is needed?

I think i might put down a tsm(two subject arts) in trinity followed by arts and humanities in st.pats, do u think this is a good option as these both can include irish?

if not, what courses are recommended for potential teachers apart from the recognised courses?
im slightly afraid i wont get the high points required for these.

Is arts my best option?
I want to teach in Ireland.

Dont have much time yet so please please help!
thanks.

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the forum on educationposts.com would be more likely to get you the info you seek.

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