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Home Ec teaching

456 · 2013-06-20 14:01:18

hi. does anybody now if sligo is the only college in ireland where u can study to become a home ec teacher also do u now if i could study in the uk but teach in ireland ? some help would be great :)

20-06-2013 2:01pm

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456

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hi.
does anybody now if sligo is the only college in ireland where u can study to become a home ec teacher also do u now if i could study in the uk but teach in ireland ? some help would be great

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#2 21-06-2013 5:15pm

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Moved to Teaching & Lecturing as you'll most likely get more informative replies there.

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#3 24-06-2013 8:35pm

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Yes st Angela's is the only college now.
Don't know bout training in England.

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#4 24-06-2013 10:52pm

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Check with the teaching council or department re uk qualifications but from my experience of looking at uk qualifications I think you'll need to get an Irish qualification in home economics to get paid qualified rate here

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