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clueless hibernia graduate needs advice

  • 06-07-2011 7:08pm
    #1
    teacharara
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    curriculars, panels, can you cover maternity leave and apply for full-time jobs or not? I am one very confused graduate, awaiting my registration number form teaching council. Can somebody please give me some level headed advice about what is the next step? (as Hibernia have offered none whatsoever:mad:). A deputy principal recently recommended that i target a couple of large schools to volunteer in, then hopefully i will get offered subbing as and when it is available. Do you think it is ridiculous to apply for permanent jobs if you are only newly qualified with no subbing experience? (i had another job whilst studying, now this is gone, so available for subbing now!) ps...is a 'supply' teacher the same as a sub?...and can primary teachers apply for language support/ special needs jobs or are extra qualifications needed (I figure all experience is good!) Thank you for any help with my confusion!! mise le meas, teacharara


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  • #2
    mat cauthon
    Registered Users Posts: 68 ✭✭mat cauthon


    There is a major education forum, which I believe gives lots of help to teachers.


  • #3
    patty9061
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭patty9061


    There is an excellent forum on educationposts.ie which will have answers for a lot of your questions. If you are now qualified you should be getting your CV out there to as many schools as possible in the hope of getting subbing work. With the state of things at the moment I wouldn't hold out much hope for permanent positions but day to day subbing, maternity leave and sick leave will always crop up so it's important to let schools know you are available. Educationposts also has a text-a-sub facility which you should sign up to. Good luck with the job hunting


  • #4
    byhookorbycrook
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Regional South East Moderators Posts: 12,505 Mod ✭✭✭✭byhookorbycrook


    If a job is advertised apply for it. Things are tough, but at least if you apply,you are in with a chance.


  • #5
    teacharara
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭teacharara


    thanks guys, have been on education posts.ie religiously since finding out about their forums section, have to say its class...excellent advice!..thanks for the help..delighted that i amn't the only one who had alot of questions!!


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