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Any SEN Teachers - Post Primary ?

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  • 20-05-2018 1:16pm
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    Bananaben
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    I have had a career break for a number of years. I was a Senco in London five yeard ago and wonder could anyone fill me in in the role here back home.

    Is it in class / back of class supporting teacher. Is there much paperwork / ieps for every single pupil?

    Might try a bit of subbing to get a feel next year.

    Appreciate any advice at all


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    evolving_doors
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    Bananaben wrote: »
    I have had a career break for a number of years. I was a Senco in London five yeard ago and wonder could anyone fill me in in the role here back home.

    Is it in class / back of class supporting teacher. Is there much paperwork / ieps for every single pupil?

    Might try a bit of subbing to get a feel next year.

    Appreciate any advice at all

    Check with the teaching council to see if they recognise your UK qualification first i.e. to be a teacher.

    Different schools do different things so some it's all withdrawal, some it's a mix, maybe not so many all in-class.
    I'm sure the paperwork isn't as bad as the UK, but the system is changing so it's on the way. Student Support Plans.


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