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  • 08-07-2015 1:42pm
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    rothai
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    I'm a secondary teacher moved back to Ireland last September, got a job in October to end of year, 16.5hrs/wk but to move up the pay scale you need a total of 600 hours in one school year? is that even possible unless you have full hours for a full school year? am I doomed to spend the rest of my life on salary scale one...if I'm lucky enough to get hours next year...


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    evolving_doors
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    rothai wrote: »
    I'm a secondary teacher moved back to Ireland last September, got a job in October to end of year, 16.5hrs/wk but to move up the pay scale you need a total of 600 hours in one school year? is that even possible unless you have full hours for a full school year? am I doomed to spend the rest of my life on salary scale one...if I'm lucky enough to get hours next year...

    Ring teaching council basically. They have final say/sign off so see what the criteria are. It can get fuzzy if you've taught abroad (depends on country).
    I think though by 2 years you should have it covered... 3 odd hours a day X 168 days(for secondary) would be your rough total for what youve done so far. Dunno if you'd have to do the workshop things if your recently qualified.


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