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Galway, teaching, sub opportunities, Many????

catherine1986 · 2011-06-24 09:34:56

Dear all, I am moving to Galway next week and hope to pick up a primary teaching job for September 2011 coming. If not at least subbing. Im just wondering what the subbing scene is like in Galway? I.E. Are there many subbing opportunities there? I'm so worried and anxious that I won't get subbing. Even if I had two days…

24-06-2011 10:34am

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catherine1986

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Dear all,

I am moving to Galway next week and hope to pick up a primary teaching job for September 2011 coming. If not at least subbing. Im just wondering what the subbing scene is like in Galway? I.E. Are there many subbing opportunities there? I'm so worried and anxious that I won't get subbing. Even if I had two days subbing a week I'd be content, Is that likely? I have fluent Gaeilge if that makes any difference at all?

Stressed :eek:

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#2 24-06-2011 6:57pm

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Are you a qualified teacher?

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#3 26-06-2011 4:02pm

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Dear rainbowtrout thankyou for your respose. Yes I am a qualified teacher (both primary and secondary (art) qualified).

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#4 26-06-2011 4:25pm

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I suppose the only thing you can do at the moment while you're applying for jobs is get your CV in to the local schools and see what happens

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#5 26-06-2011 10:06pm

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It's very hard to get "into" Galway,as traditionally many locals go into teaching and will often get preference over others. Subbing anywhere is difficult at the moment.

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