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If you are a teacher it’s a legal requirement to register with the Teaching Council in order to receive a salary paid by the State. This ensures all teachers are qualified, capable and ethical professionals.
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All teachers are legally required to be vetted by the National Vetting Bureau. It is the role of the Teaching Council to administer vetting for teachers in Ireland.
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The Teaching Council is responsible for promoting high professional standards in teaching, for the benefit of pupils and students, and the profession.
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Your comprehensive hub for all things related to teaching and education. You will find a wealth of valuable resources to support your journey as an educator, including insightful research in schools, an extensive collection of resources to explore and an online library for registered teachers.
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The Teaching Council is the regulator of the teaching profession in Ireland. Our role is to protect the public by promoting and regulating professional standards in teaching.

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Found 2 matching programmes

Bachelor of Religious Education &English / History / Music
- Report BREHM (1).pdf
Programme Provider:
DCU
Route:
Post-Primary
Subjects:
English
History
Music
Religious Education
Course Type:
Undergraduate
BEd. (Hons) Sports Studies and PhysicalEducation / Bachelor of Education (Hons) in PE Sports Studies & Arts.
- BEd SSPE Report May 2023.pdf
Programme Provider:
UCC
Route:
Post-Primary
Subjects:
English
French
Gaeilge
History
Mathematics
Physical Education
Course Type:
Undergraduate

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The Teaching Council

The Teaching Council is the regulator of the teaching profession in Ireland. Our role is to protect the public by promoting and regulating professional standards in teaching.

We do this through the statutory registration of teachers, ensuring a highly qualified teaching profession, whose members meet and uphold high standards of professional competence and conduct.

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Block A,
Maynooth Business Campus,
Maynooth,
Co. Kildare,
W23 Y7X0
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