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21/10/2013
Organisers Happy With Progress Of Graduation Teacher Jobs Scheme
Some 200 places on a short-term employment scheme for newly-qualified teachers have been filled, with organisers saying that are "pleased" with the uptake.
Under the scheme 270 two-year posts were created to give work to teachers qualified with the last three years but out of work, and to help improve the literacy and numeracy skills in deprived areas.
Launched in May, the Western Education and Library Board oversee matching schools with graduates.
(MH/CD)
Under the scheme 270 two-year posts were created to give work to teachers qualified with the last three years but out of work, and to help improve the literacy and numeracy skills in deprived areas.
Launched in May, the Western Education and Library Board oversee matching schools with graduates.
(MH/CD)
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