• As a teacher in a second-level school, it is the quality of the relationships that form with students that will define their experience of school and encourage, enlighten and challenge them to achieve the highest standards possible for themselves.
  • Without doubt schools in Ireland are now defined by a diversity of races, faiths, cultures, social and economic backgrounds.
  • If students think they have the courage to work in this way then you should consider becoming a teacher.
  • By contributing to the development of a young person's values and character you influence not just the quality of one person's life but the quality of the whole of society.
  • While most of our graduates will work as teachers in voluntary secondary, ETB and community and comprehensive schools, others will pursue further studies in education and related fields, such as guidance, pastoral care, school leadership and management. Others again will work in Further Education, Higher Education, government departments and other education and training settings.
  • As this Professional Master of Education at Dublin City University is fully recognised by the Teaching Council, graduates will receive appropriate salary allowances for permanent positions in second-level schools and further education colleges.