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Where will i do a HDIP in Primary school teaching?

  • 18-05-2009 10:13pm
    #1
    Pangea
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    Hello all, I want to do a HDip in prmiary school teaching in the north or in england,
    Can anyone reccomend the best colleges to go to , I heard London is good ,also manchester,
    I am not sure have I missed any deadlines yet.
    I am not sure how to go about applying for a course, is it through the colleges own website?


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  • #2
    regob
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    Pangea wrote: »
    Hello all, I want to do a HDip in prmiary school teaching in the north or in england,
    Can anyone reccomend the best colleges to go to , I heard London is good ,also manchester,
    I am not sure have I missed any deadlines yet.
    I am not sure how to go about applying for a course, is it through the colleges own website?

    in the north there will be st marys, probably the main one. the university of ulster might do one aswell.

    wouldnt be to sure about england sorry


  • #3
    pow wow
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    St. Mary's and UU Coleraine do it but it's near impossible to get on - every person from my graduating class in '08 who applied didn't get in. Teaching is the career of choice in NI and there has been some talk of suspending intakes for a couple of years as the place is awash with teachers!

    England is your best bet, a few of my class went to Manchester to do it. As far as I know you apply directly to the colleges concerned.


  • #4
    regob
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    pow wow wrote: »
    St. Mary's and UU Coleraine do it but it's near impossible to get on - every person from my graduating class in '08 who applied didn't get in. Teaching is the career of choice in NI and there has been some talk of suspending intakes for a couple of years as the place is awash with teachers!

    England is your best bet, a few of my class went to Manchester to do it. As far as I know you apply directly to the colleges concerned.

    maybe the people in your class were just stupid lol


  • #5
    pow wow
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    Ease off on the smart and pointless remarks regob, we've had this conversation before.


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