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fontdor · 2013-09-30 22:16:06

OK First of all hello all and I am sorry for asking this again I just am not quite clear on how this would work. OK so for example say I wish to teach Biology for Post-Primary. How do I go about this?

30-09-2013 10:16pm

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fontdor

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OK First of all hello all and I am sorry for asking this again I just am not quite clear on how this would work.

OK so for example say I wish to teach Biology for Post-Primary. How do I go about this?

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#2 01-10-2013 6:08am

spurious

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You would do a Science degree recognised by the Teaching Council and then a PGDE (used to be called a H. Dip.). The PGDE years can be expensive.

Please check out the employment possibilities before doing anything.

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#3 01-10-2013 6:28am

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You could also do a concurrent degree such as Science Education in Maynooth, 4 years and no dip.

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