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new schools

ahahah · 2013-12-11 12:39:27

Was just wondering how completely new schools recruit their staff. There will be one beside me in sept 2014. I assume there are only 100 odd first years at first so wont the school be very small? Anyone experience with this?

11-12-2013 12:39pm

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Was just wondering how completely new schools recruit their staff. There will be one beside me in sept 2014. I assume there are only 100 odd first years at first so wont the school be very small? Anyone experience with this?

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#2 11-12-2013 12:53pm

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I think it is at different times. I know the principal always get recruited a good year in advance! Someone told me the greystones school are recruiting spring 2014. I am nearly sure that the new one in drogheda have already advertised for teachers. I think the competition will be very very tough! I know of teachers who have CIDS/permanent who are teaching 10+ years will be applying to the new schools shorten their commute to work as during the boom they bought houses in commuter towns.

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