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Are there any other colleges where you can do primary teaching apart from ... ? |
drumcondra
marino
frobel
the 2 colleges in Limerick
And church of ireland college thanks |
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As far as I know that's the lot unless you want to go abroad. |
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you can do it online if you already have a degree
http://www.hiberniacollege.co.uk/
despite the web address it is an irish based college |
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Saint Pat's I think. |
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You could do a general arts/social sciences degree in any university in Ireland and then go to the UK to do a one-year conversion postgrad with teaching practice. A friend of mine did this and is now teaching full-time in a primary school (her first degree was in sociology). She just had to take an add-on exam in Irish and that was her qualified.
http://careersadvice.direct.gov.uk/helpwithyourcareer/jobprofiles/profiles/profile820/
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What do you mean ?
There is more than one way to do primary teaching.
You could do a three year arts degree in any college in ireland, then do the one year post grad in primary education(St pats, Mary I , Hibernia) (as long as you have honors irish , would be an advantage to have irish in your arts degree)
I think you are talking about the degree in Primary education which is three years on its own, option 1 is the easiest route i would avoid england for the post grad as you have to do a competancy test in irish.
As long as your irish is good you should have no bother as interviews for schools are conducted in part through irish |
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Maynooth----an arts degree, which then do a masters. Dundalk an other arts degree. |
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