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Teaching Subjects

sammylouth · 2008-05-06 08:35:09

Just wondering if anyone can tell me. For the Hdip how do you know what subjects you can teach. Does it depend on the degree you get or the subjects you studied in your leaving cert. Thanks

06-05-2008 9:35am

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sammylouth

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Just wondering if anyone can tell me.
For the Hdip how do you know what subjects you can teach.
Does it depend on the degree you get or the subjects you studied in your leaving cert.

Thanks

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#2 06-05-2008 11:47am

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Depends on your degree. COntact CAO or Teaching council for info on both degrees that qualify and subjects you can teach

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#3 06-05-2008 11:48am

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It depends on your degree only. The Leaving Cert is irrelevant at that stage. If it was down to the Leaving Cert, presumably they wouldn't insist on people having degrees in the first place.

According to the application form it says that one of the subjects you choose must be taken to degree level. Quite how the other one is chosen I am not sure, but presumably it would be a subject that one would have also studied substantially in the course of doing a degree.

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