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Training in the UK

Lu28 · 2010-08-18 15:30:49

I'm in the UK at the moment and am looking at retraining as a primary school teacher with an end game to return home to Ireland in a few years. One route into primary teaching in the UK is the graduate teacher programme where you work as an unqualified teacher for a year and at the end of that year attain qualified teacher…

18-08-2010 3:30pm

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Lu28

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I'm in the UK at the moment and am looking at retraining as a primary school teacher with an end game to return home to Ireland in a few years.

One route into primary teaching in the UK is the graduate teacher programme where you work as an unqualified teacher for a year and at the end of that year attain qualified teacher status. It does not however give you a PGCE qualification.

I read somewhere that that could be a bar to transferring qualifications to another country as most need an official PGCE - is that the case in Ireland? I'm struggling to find the information I need at the moment.

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GTP is not recognised outside of UK from what I understand.

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