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interview for post grad in primary school teaching

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  • #32
    nrgB
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭nrgB


    900... I hope not! I that's a lot.


  • #33
    Mairead7
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 ✭Mairead7


    who knows how many!! Where are u nrg?? im wondering is my post taking a day longer!!!
    Well, my irish interview certainly wasnt short whether thats a good thing or a bad thing i dont know but i really want to know now even if i havent got it!! :confused:


  • #34
    nrgB
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    Mairead7 wrote: »
    who knows how many!! Where are u nrg?? im wondering is my post taking a day longer!!!
    Well, my irish interview certainly wasnt short whether thats a good thing or a bad thing i dont know but i really want to know now even if i havent got it!! :confused:
    I'm in roscommon!I just want to know now too. Best of luck. I'd say we will know tomorrow or Wednesday. You should get it having all the SNA experience.


  • #35
    Mairead7
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 ✭Mairead7


    if it was only based on experience and english interview yea but not with that irish one. :( im offaly so maybe its a day later for us!! have u much experience urself?


  • #36
    nrgB
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    mslucy3935 wrote: »
    Hi All I am hoping to do the intervies for post grad and am looking for grinds or help in this area ... in irish ... interviews being held in January ... any one know of any courses people doing this ... dublin area
    I have a few days subbing done back in 2008 and I was observing in my local school for 2months last year. I just did a certificate in English language teaching and was on teaching practice with that. It's hard to know. So many people I know went for this and didn't get it and then got hibernia.


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  • #37
    Mairead7
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    Just heard i didnt get it. Heartbroken!


  • #38
    nrgB
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    Mairead7 wrote: »
    Just heard i didnt get it. Heartbroken!
    Same here


  • #39
    byhookorbycrook
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    Hard luck, tough going.


  • #40
    leahyeva
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    byhookorbycrook wrote: »
    Hard luck, tough going.
    Hey,
    Starting there next week but I am now looking for accommodation in dublin( finding it pretty hard to find one room) anyone have any idea of where to look?!


  • #41
    D4RK ONION
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,678 ✭✭✭D4RK ONION


    Daft.ie is fairly handy for finding somewhere to stay. You're in the middle of renting season right now so finding somewhere with a good lease is going to tough. Best of luck!


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  • #42
    eibhlinarun
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    I am wondering if anyone was interviewed in room D309 in St. Pat's and who were the interviewers?

    My Irish interview went well. However the English interview started well and ended badly. I didn't get in and knew from the reaction of the male interviewer.
    It was an unpleasant experience. The Irish examiners were lovely.

    I would love to receive some feedback.


  • #43
    nrgB
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭nrgB


    My English interview was really really strange. They asked me did I have a breakfast and if I wanted a banana … In an interview!!!!! Strange! They asked me absolutely nothing got to do with teaching or why I wanted to teacher or anything like that! the only question they asked in relation to teaching was "are you famiiar with the curriculum" - I don't know but I don't know why they bother interviewing everybody.
    The Irish part was good i thought.


  • #44
    Jimmy Iovine
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,416 ✭✭✭Jimmy Iovine


    nrgB wrote: »
    My English interview was really really strange. They asked me did I have a breakfast and if I wanted a banana … In an interview!!!!! Strange!

    I'm sorry but that's brilliant. Pure genius to think up of a question as detailed as that.

    You must have been interviewed at the end of a long day? Maybe they got bored and tried to spice it up a bit. Pretty crazy all the same.


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