Can you do an arts degree to become a home economics teacher eventually?

NiamhieB

Hello,
At the moment I'm doing a career investigation and part of this is to show 2 different pathways to becoming a home economics teacher, i already have St.Angela's as one possible pathway and was wondering what another would be? Would an arts degree be one?
I would really appreciate your help with this!
Thank-you,
Niamh

randylonghorn

NiamhieB wrote: »

Would an arts degree be one?

I don't see how it could be tbh.

I suspect you might have to look to the UK / NI these days since Sion Hill closed.

endacl

randylonghorn wrote: »

I don't see how it could be tbh.

I suspect you might have to look to the UK / NI these days since Sion Hill closed.

You could always head for Sligo/NUIG.

http://www.stangelas.nuigalway.ie/

randylonghorn

endacl wrote: »

You could always head for Sligo/NUIG.

http://www.stangelas.nuigalway.ie/

I think she's covered that one, she has to find a second route.

NiamhieB wrote: »

Hello,
At the moment I'm doing a career investigation and part of this is to show 2 different pathways to becoming a home economics teacher, i already have St.Angela's as one possible pathway and was wondering what another would be? Would an arts degree be one?
I would really appreciate your help with this!
Thank-you,
Niamh

NiamhieB

randylonghorn wrote: »

I don't see how it could be tbh.

I suspect you might have to look to the UK / NI these days since Sion Hill closed.

Thanks for your reply, I was thinking of the UK but was wondering if there were other avenues to this career
Thanks anyway, Niamh

HugsiePie

I have no clue if its an option but a culinary degree and some of post grad, h dip, or masters course if theres one available-even in England-probably an easier degree to get into such a course rather than an arts degree.