INTERESTED IN PRIMARY TEACHING
INTERESTED IN PRIMARY TEACHING: Limerick Youth Service (LYS) is delighted to announce details of a new course for adult learners who are interested in becoming Primary School teacher.
Delivered in partnership with Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and the Limerick & Clare Education Board (lcetb), the Teacher Education Access Course for Mature Learners is a programme is designed for mature learners who wish to gain entry to the B.Ed. (Primary Education) at MIC. The course is aimed at anyone over the age of 22 by January 1 on the year of application and is interested in progressing to full-time third level study.
The programme is designed to offer participants an opportunity to obtain the prerequisite entry requirements to the B.Ed programme. Therefore, two subjects at honours Leaving Certificate level will be offered, Gaeilge and English.
This part-time course will run from September to May and will take place on Friday evenings, from 6.00pm to 9.00pm, and Saturdays from 9.30am to 5.30pm, with a provisional starting date of Friday, September 9 2016.
For further information and an application form please contact the Admissions Office, Mary Immaculate College at admissions@mic.ul.ie or call 061-204348.
Please note that the deadline is Wednesday, May 18 with interviews to be held on Wednesday, June 1 2016.
The programme is designed to offer participants an opportunity to obtain the prerequisite entry requirements to the B.Ed programme. Therefore, two subjects at honours Leaving Certificate level will be offered, Gaeilge and English.
This part-time course will run from September to May and will take place on Friday evenings, from 6.00pm to 9.00pm, and Saturdays from 9.30am to 5.30pm, with a provisional starting date of Friday, September 9 2016.
For further information and an application form please contact the Admissions Office, Mary Immaculate College at admissions@mic.ul.ie or call 061-204348.
Please note that the deadline is Wednesday, May 18 with interviews to be held on Wednesday, June 1 2016.
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