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  • 30-09-2014 9:47pm
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    Miri
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    Which schools teach Italian?


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    fall
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    if you contact the department they will send you a list. Do you mind me asking are you looking for a job?


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    Miri
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    Yes , I am . I am at present teaching Italian in community colleges in California. I will be moving to Ireland in January ( my husband has a job) and yes I am looking for a job
    Miriam


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    fall
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    http://atiireland.com/2012/
    The Italian teachers association is a good place to get advice.


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    Oruam
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    Hi Miri! Did you find a teaching position, eventually?


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    Miri
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    Oruam wrote: »
    Hi Miri! Did you find a teaching position, eventually?

    Yes and no. I teach in evening schools. Not yet completely satisfied. Why?


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    Oruam
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    I see. I asked because I was looking for an Erasmus+ traineeship as a teaching assistant (in Italian and History) for the next year. 

    In which county do you live? I've searched a lot of schools websites, and found some schools with Italian, I might have found some in your area too.


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    Miri
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    Oruam wrote: »
    I see. I asked because I was looking for an Erasmus+ traineeship as a teaching assistant (in Italian and History) for the next year. 

    In which county do you live? I've searched a lot of schools websites, and found some schools with Italian, I might have found some in your area too.

    You too are looking to teach?


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    Oruam
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    Miri wrote: »
    Oruam wrote: »
    I see. I asked because I was looking for an Erasmus+ traineeship as a teaching assistant (in Italian and History) for the next year. 

    In which county do you live? I've searched a lot of schools websites, and found some schools with Italian, I might have found some in your area too.

    You too are looking to teach?
    I'm still at university, so not for now. Plus, I'd need a teaching qualification to be eligible to teach (not just as an assistant) in Ireland, as well as in Italy, and either I get it in Italy or abroad, but it requires time and money, as you well know.


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    Miri
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    Oruam wrote: »
    I'm still at university, so not for now. Plus, I'd need a teaching qualification to be eligible to teach (not just as an assistant) in Ireland, as well as in Italy, and either I get it in Italy or abroad, but it requires time and money, as you well know.

    Good luck then.! History may offer more chances...


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    fall
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    Check out the cdetb website for Italian jobs. Second level schools


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