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Primary School Course in Hibernia

2rkehij30qtza5 · 2016-05-13 09:22:58

Hi, I am toying with the idea of doing this course. I already have a degree and masters but want to go back and do primary school teaching. I was wondering if schools look down on the Hibernia course? If I completed the course and was up against students of Mary I or Marino etc. would I be deemed to be 'less qualified' by…

13-05-2016 09:22AM

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Hi,
I am toying with the idea of doing this course. I already have a degree and masters but want to go back and do primary school teaching.
I was wondering if schools look down on the Hibernia course? If I completed the course and was up against students of Mary I or Marino etc. would I be deemed to be 'less qualified' by virtue of the fact that I attended Hibernia?
Many thanks

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It shouldn't make a difference but some principals do prefer candidates from the other colleges.

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