

Pre University Primary and Post Primary Teaching - QQI - 5M3635
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Course Overview This program is designed for aspiring primary and post-primary teachers, including mature students seeking a career change to teaching. It fosters excellence in teaching, learning, and research, underpinning holistic education for children and adults in an evolving Irish context.
Key Features · Diverse modules enable students to apply for Level 8 education degree programs in Irish and UK/EU universities, establishing a strong foundation for primary and post-primary teaching. · Two-week work placements in primary schools, post-primary schools, or adult education settings, along with opportunities for Gaeltacht visits and Erasmus + placements. · Participation in microteaching workshops, outdoor activities, and the development of research and academic writing skills.
Course content:
Concepts in Education and Training 5N3631
Interpersonal and Group Behaviour 5N3632
Communications 5N0690
Work Experience 5N1356
Psychology 5N0754
Research and Study Skills 5N3113
Human Growth and development 5N1279
IT Skills 4N1125
Business English 4N1108
Special Needs Assisting 5N1786
*Modules are subject to change
Further Study In Ireland Primary Teaching
Successful graduates can apply for Initial Teacher Education Access Programs (ITE) in various universities, including Maynooth University, Mary Immaculate College, and Marino Institute of Education. Students can progress to Level 8 degree programs and subsequently a Level 9 Professional Master of Education course for primary teaching. Post Primary Teaching
Eligibility to apply for 4-year concurrent education degree programs, leading to a post-primary teacher qualification, through the CAO, Higher Education Links Scheme (HELS), and Mature Entry Route.
Potential to apply for Level 8degree programs, followed by a Level 9 Professional Master of Education course for post-primary teaching. Further Study In the United Kingdom: Graduates can apply through UCAS for various primary and post-primary teaching degree programs in the UK, including the Bachelor of Arts in Primary Education at the University of Sunderland. Qualifications are recognized by the Teaching Council, subject to meeting required competencies, including Irish language proficiency. Further Study in the European Union:
Qualifications meet EU Directives, enabling recognition in all EU member states, granted by the Teaching Council. Graduates can consider entry to four-year International Bachelor of Education programs taught in English, such as the International Bachelor of Education at Stenden University of Applied Sciences Netherlands.