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LuciaRaposo
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Hi there...
as MARIONG said... I was 20, too a long time ago 
Nice answer OLINDALIMA :)...... I �ll also protest against the prime minister...:) 
Nice weekend to you all
Regards from RAINY Portugal  |
30 Oct 2010
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elderberrywine
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What sort of training do you folks need to be able to start teaching so young?
In my country you spend at least 4 years getting your degree at university plus 2 years teacher training college, so it �s absolutely impossible to be a fully trained teacher before the age of, let �s say, 25 (if you hurry).
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30 Oct 2010
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ELOJOLIE274
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same in France... before last year you had to have a degree (= 3 years at university), pass the "concours" (= it �s not an exam, more like a "competition" since only the best students, with the best grades, are selected ) then you became a teacher in training! so the yougest teachers were maybe 22 years old, if they had the luck to pass their entrance exams on their first try - it took me 3 tries to pass it... so I was 27 when I began teaching, but I took my time to be sure that �s what I really wanted to do, I spent a few years abroad...
nowadays they change things and you need to have a master (=5 years) to be a teacher + pass the entrance exams...
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30 Oct 2010
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edrodmedina
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Ive been 23 for the past 32 years. |
30 Oct 2010
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deryalim
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I �m 28 and I have been teaching for seven years..........:)))I protest ageism,too:))) |
31 Oct 2010
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