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Post primary teaching

  • 19-11-2020 11:55AM
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4


    Hi there,


    I have just secured my bachelors degree in business studies and was looking to start my post primary matsers in april. Having obtained this degree I would only be eligible to teach business to a LC level. One subject. I had hoped to teach accounting too but I am not eligible. I am some, but not all the necessary credits. (About 15 short)Perhaps in the future I could make up the credits necessary and become eligible. Ironically i work in the accounting sector too.


    With that being the case I was wondering is it worth my time becoming a business teacher. Only one subject. Although I have been checking education posts.ie frequently to check for jobs and work in the subject seems to there.

    Would only being able to teach 1 subject( all be it to a LC level) hinder my chances of employment. Teaching is something I would love to do. But If the work isnt there theres no point.


    And help would be greatly appreciated


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,099 ✭✭✭RealJohn


    Your chances of getting a job might be limited, but once you get your foot in the door, so to speak, you’ll probably be given accountancy and/or maths, as and when they’re needed. You can’t be hired as anything other than a business teacher (other than maybe something like business and accountancy or business and maths, or the like), I think, but once you’re hired, it’s at the school’s discretion what you actually end up teaching.


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