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rate of pay for subbing?

  • 10-11-2009 08:00PM
    #1
    irishboyuk
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 93 ✭✭


    i started subbing in a secondary school on monday, covering for a teacher out sick. I have a degree but no teaching qualification(yet) I was wondering how much i will be paid per hour. went on the dept website and its confusing as there are rates for qualified/unqualified teachers and also another rate for "personel employed by schools for the purposes of subervision only" the three rates vary from €20 - €50 per hour? Can anyone shed some light?

    thanks


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  • #2
    niall3r
    Closed Accounts Posts: 133 ✭✭niall3r


    I was in the same boat last year and was paid somewhere between 40-50, cant remember as the pay slips were very confusing.


  • #3
    hazeler
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 197 ✭✭hazeler


    Is the secondary school a VEC school? I was in one last year and covered the school year in Resource and had full hours at €43 per hour. I was down as unqualified too. The payment came from the VEC.

    But I subbed in a secondary school at the start of this year and the dept paid €27 something per hour. Thats what the unqualified rate is with the dept I think...

    Qualified subs are paid higher than the avergage rate as it is inclusive of holiday pay, but the unqualified rate is also inclusive of holiday pay so you'll get a little extra and Im almost sure its about the €27 mark. :)


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