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  • 25-03-2006 10:50pm
    #1
    maggie_cork
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    hey.. im applying for the ats course at ucc to do 2nd level teaching.. im just wondering if anyone can tell me bout the course.. is it good because ive heard that the one in mary i in limerick is better.. hope some1 can help!!!


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  • #2
    Fast_Mover
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    A friend of mine from Cork has put down Mary I as her first choice to do Arts, she like you wants to be a second level teacher.
    From what iv heard about the Arts course in Mary I, it is suppose to be very good compared to that of other colleges..it is 4years long as in 3rd year you go on work experience/placement, which i think students find very benefical! And instead of doing just your 4subjects in Mary I it is compulsory you do other subjects like Anthropology..emm cant remember the others off hand sorry..it in the prospectus tho i would imagine!

    What subjects you thinking of doing?


  • #3
    maggie_cork
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 302 ✭✭maggie_cork


    thanks!!

    im hoping to do music geography english but dont no what else. i want to do subjects that i like..


  • #4
    GretchenWieners
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    Most of my family went to Mary I to do primary school teaching but some of their friends did Arts. If you want to be a 2nd level teacher it is the best place to go and your 3rd year co-op isnt necessarily teaching. You could be working in any area. It qualifies you for both the teaching and other areas of work. I would put it ahead of UCC. Most of the supervisors @ my school did arts in UCC, and they're SUPERVISORS!!!


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