Hibernia College provides lifeline for aspiring teachers
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His parents were teachers and he wanted to be a teacher, but he became an engineer because he was strong in maths and it seemed to make sense. Read more » |
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His parents were teachers and he wanted to be a teacher, but he became an engineer because he was strong in maths and it seemed to make sense. Read more » |
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From March 4, the Dublin Swahili Institute will begin delivering classes in Swahili at the Carmelite Community Centre, 56 Aungier Street, Dublin 2. Read more » |
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Talks are taking place between the Departments of Education and Finance, in an effort to pre-empt an “inoperable” situation in schools in September. Read more » |
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9,000 changes have been made to Joyce’s Finnegans Wake in an effort to make the notoriously ‘difficult’ 1939 work more accessible to readers. Read more » |
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Minister O’Keeffe has confirmed that the NCTE is exploring ways of providing teachers with home access to online content from Encyclopaedia Britannica. Read more » |
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The majority of adults have trust in teachers, are satisfied with the way they do their work and understand the complexity of the role, a survey says. Read more » |
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Two teacher unions have directed members to refuse from March 8 to carry out duties of vacated middle-management posts that have not been filled. Read more » |
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Students and teachers should note that the deadline for applications for the Ireland Canada University Foundation’s Irish language awards is March 5. Read more » |
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A survey by the National Centre for Excellence on Maths & Science Learning shows 48pc of post-primary maths teachers are not qualified in the subject. Read more » |
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Educator and entrepreneur Dr Seán Rowland was in Haiti last month to progress his endeavour to set up a National Institute for Teacher Education. Read more » |
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At the launch of Catholic Schools Week by Cardinal Brady on Jan 28, the Cardinal also announced the inauguration of Catholic Schools Partnership. Read more » |
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Hibernia College is launching a suite of Online Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Courses for teachers, commencing on February 1. Read more » |
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The presidents and general secretaries of the the four education unions - ASTI, IFUT, INTO and TUI - issued a joint statement on January 25: Read more » |
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Students and teachers with Irish are being encouraged to apply before March 5 for third level teaching positions at universities in Canada. Read more » |
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As we enter the second decade of the new millennium, we are no nearer to resolving the numerous conflicts that occur continuously in our schools. Read more » |
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Schools, colleges, universities, businesses and other institutions engaged in language initiatives are invited to apply for European Language Label award. Read more » |
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The Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission offers funding for a range of activities for schools, educators and pupils. Read more » |
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To resolve a dispute, we must relinquish the blame game and find instead the means of returning to existing relationships, says Greg McInerney. Read more » |
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A spokesman for Batt O’Keeffe, Minister for Education & Science, has confirmed that 695 part-time primary teachers will receive €9.1m in arrears. Read more » |
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Some newly qualified primary teachers in their probationary year will not receive their diplomas this year due to a shortage of department inspectors. Read more » |