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Special education teacher

COCM · 2024-09-27 20:59:32

hi, I need some help, please. I have an Hons degree in early childhood education and care, and am currently subbing in a special school as a teacher. I want to qualify as a special education teacher but don’t want to go back and do primary or secondary teaching to get qualified. Does anyone have advice on what route to…

27-09-2024 9:59pm

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COCM

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hi, I need some help, please. I have an Hons degree in early childhood education and care, and am currently subbing in a special school as a teacher. I want to qualify as a special education teacher but don’t want to go back and do primary or secondary teaching to get qualified. Does anyone have advice on what route to take? I am registered under route 3 (further education) but I was told I can never get a permanent job in a special school under route 3.
Please advise if you can. TIA

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#2 27-09-2024 10:17pm

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The only way to be recognized as a teacher is by gaining a teaching qualification- you could do a postgraduate diploma in teaching (2yrs), either primary or post primary. Hibernia offer a part time route.

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