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Adult education - advice

  • 24-04-2012 8:11pm
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    jos28
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    I am hoping to graduate in November with a BA(Hons) Humanities, my subjects were history and sociology. I am looking into teaching adults possibly Fetac modules or suchlike.
    Just looking for advice, do I need any further qualifications ? Do I approach each local provider individually ? Any advice would be much appreciated.


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    rainbowtrout
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    jos28 wrote: »
    I am hoping to graduate in November with a BA(Hons) Humanities, my subjects were history and sociology. I am looking into teaching adults possibly Fetac modules or suchlike.
    Just looking for advice, do I need any further qualifications ? Do I approach each local provider individually ? Any advice would be much appreciated.

    Yes, you need to hold a teaching qualification and be registered with the teaching council.


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