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Sub teaching with English qualification

openup · 2016-03-28 19:43:40

Hi, I'm currently living and teaching in England (mod lang) having trained here last year. In Jan I am moving further afield but am contemplating what to do in the intervening period. Obviously my two main options are stay put and find work or come home and find work. Or some mix of the two. My question is, is it even…

28-03-2016 7:43pm

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openup

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Hi,

I'm currently living and teaching in England (mod lang) having trained here last year. In Jan I am moving further afield but am contemplating what to do in the intervening period. Obviously my two main options are stay put and find work or come home and find work. Or some mix of the two.
My question is, is it even possible? Would I have to get my qualification recognised? How much do sub teachers even earn in Ireland?
Friends keep telling me to come home permanently and the job scene for Second level teachers is improving (is this true?) so it might be a good way to test the waters. Thanks.

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#2 28-03-2016 8:59pm

spurious

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My advice would be to stay where you are.

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