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Advice on the selection of a 2nd subject

  • 12-02-2020 12:20pm
    #1
    happyoutscan
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    Currently doing some casual substitute teaching under the Route 3 Further Education option. My degree is in History but I do not have a 2nd subject (although I have an MA in Archaeology). I am enjoying the subbing immensely and hoping to return in either Sept 20/Sept 21 to complete the PDE. Will be juggling this with work, family etc but I enjoy a workload and believe I will be able for it. I understand the difficulties in obtaining work, however I would be happy to sub.

    What I'm having a bit of difficulty with is the selection (and process/study involved) of a second subject as I only currently have a degree in one subject.
    Does the alternative study of a 2nd subject (for example Geography) have to be done/completed prior to beginning a PDE or can this be done concurrent? Online options? Does possible work experience allow that subject to be taken on without study?

    Also, it has been suggested to me that I should look to newer subjects that may be introduced (politics etc).

    Could anyone assist me with any information, guidance or suggestions when you can spare a moment?


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  • #2
    zero_
    Registered Users Posts: 54 ✭✭zero_


    a language - Irish or Spanish. Loads of Hist/Geo/Eng combos.


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