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  • 26-09-2010 11:58am
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    sashafierce
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    vallo
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    It depends on whether your degree is recognised for teaching maths, you are probably fine for accounting.
    Look here for a guide as to what the teaching council will accept.
    As far as i know the Higher Diploma in Education (now called PGDE) is a must for secondary teachers and a year of combined college and teaching practice is the only way to get this. You can't apply for next Sept 2011 until Nov/Dec this year.
    Why not drop a CV into some local schools and try for some subbing hours (you would need garda vetting). That way you'll find out whether teaching really is for you.


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    sashafierce
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    readystudypass
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    sashafierce wrote: »
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    You can do the PGDE part-time in DCU. Consequently it is over 2 years.

    There are also part-time options in the UK.


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