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School Placement

RoySheehan · 2015-01-15 11:44:37

I'm doing the PME in UCC and next week we have to provide a list of schools for where we would like to go next year. In terms of employment prospects, is there anything that i should be helpful for me later on such as working in a DEIS school, or a high scoring private school? Any advice at all would be appreciated.

15-01-2015 11:44am

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RoySheehan

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I'm doing the PME in UCC and next week we have to provide a list of schools for where we would like to go next year. In terms of employment prospects, is there anything that i should be helpful for me later on such as working in a DEIS school, or a high scoring private school?

Any advice at all would be appreciated.

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#2 15-01-2015 2:04pm

GalwayGirl26

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I went for a school that was the total opposite of the school I had attended myself; just for the different perspective and to work with a different type of student.

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#3 15-01-2015 5:05pm

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The school you do your placement in won't have an affect on your employment prospects.

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#4 15-01-2015 6:02pm

byhookorbycrook

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You'll be lucky to find schools. much less particular ""types!"

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#5 15-01-2015 6:09pm

spurious

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Most schools give student teachers classes they envisage very few problems with, so where someone does their TP isn't much of an indication of anything.

Subbing is another story.

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