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Irish in Education course

  • 08-03-2017 8:26pm
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    Jcinn123
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭ Jcinn123


    Hi I'm a fifth year thinking of doing primary teaching, the only thing that's making me kind of have second thoughts about it is the Irish. I'm doing Irish at higher level and in my tests I've only gone below a h5 once (been getting mostly h5s and h4s) but I do find it quite difficult. How is the level of irish you learn as part of primary teaching at MIC, if I find leaving cert Irish difficult would it be too much or would it be roughly the same?


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