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GTCNI Annual Lecture Event at QUB

Book your place at our 2012 Annual Lecture. This year's event takes place at Queen's University Belfast.

Annual Registration Fee 2012-13

We are currently collecting the annual registration fees. Find out more about registering with us.

Stay UP-TO-DATE with MyGTCNI

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Corporate Publications E-Book Library

View our new paperless easy-to-read Corporate Publications Library ON or OFFline. These include our main publications since the beginning of 2010.

GTCNI Research Lesson Study

Research Lesson Study in schools across the country find reward for teachers in terms of improved learning. Further 2012 events coming up.

Termtalk newsletter E-book Library

View our eco-friendly easy-to-read ON and OFFline digital editions of termtalk, issues are available from Spring 2010 onward.

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VSO seek primary and secondary teachers

03-05-2007

VSO to Hold Information Evening in Belfast

International development charity VSO are holding an Information Evening in Belfast at 7.30pm on Tuesday 22nd of May for professionals interested in volunteering. VSO has been sending volunteers to work overseas in Africa and Asia for almost 50 years.

Attendees of this informal information evening will have the opportunity to hear more about VSO's work internationally and the types of jobs currently on offer. Former VSO volunteers will be present also to give a first hand account of life in a developing country.

VSO volunteers live and work at the heart of local communities for a period of 1-2 years, helping to tackle poverty by developing the ability of institutions, organisations and individuals. Currently there is a strong demand for primary and secondary teachers with at least 2 years experience.

If you'd like to attend, please note that places are limited, so please email info@vso.ie or call Dublin on 01-8147070. This event will run until approximately 9pm and include a coffee break.

For more information about VSO visit www.vso.ie.

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