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Postgrad in Primary Education in the UK

  • 22-06-2012 11:08pm
    #1
    mise1992
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    Hi, I'm going into my final year in college this coming September. I am really interested in becoming a Primary school teacher. I'm would like to do a post grad in primary school education in Ireland but my only let down is that I did pass Irish for the leaving cert. I was looking into doing a post grad in England. I looked at St Mary's in London but my problem there is that I did agricultural science as my science subject. I was wondering people could tell me of good colleges in the UK and if they are teaching. Any information would be great. Thanks


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  • #2
    slingerz
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    As far as I am aware you would need to do an Irish exam when you return from England in order to get accepted as a primary teacher here and from what ive heard this is more difficult that if you go through the post grad here. might be better going back to do the honours irish and then trying hibernia or one of the teacher colleges.


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