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The Teaching Council is the statutory body that sets and upholds the standards for entry to the profession. One of the ways it does this is by reviewing and accrediting programmes of initial teacher education provided by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the State. The Council's professional accreditation function is distinct from the process of academic accreditation. Academic accreditation is based on the suitability of a programme for the award of a degree/diploma/masters, etc. whereas professional accreditation is a judgement as to whether a programme prepares a student for entry into that profession. All initial teacher education programmes (primary, post-primary and further education) in Ireland that lead to registration must have professional accreditation from the Teaching Council, based on the Council's review and accreditation strategy and its accreditation criteria. A pro forma is used by HEIs in submitting primary and post-primary programmes for accreditation. In accordance with Regulation Five of the Teaching Council [Registration] Regulations, 2009, with effect from 1 April 2013, applicants for registration for the further education sector, must have attained a Council approved further education teacher education qualification. The Teaching Council has also published Further Education: General and Programme Requirements for the Accreditation of Teacher Education Qualifications. These are used by the Council when assessing and accrediting further education teacher education programmes being offered by HEIs. A pro forma is used by HEIs in submitting further education programmes for accreditation. The first cycle of review and accreditation has now been completed for all programmes, and reports have been issued to the HEIs.
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Déanann an Chomhairle Mhúinteoireachta Triail Inniúlachta ar Stair agus Struchtúr Chóras Oideachais na hÉireann a riar faoi dhó sa bhliain chun freastal ar dhaoine a cláraítear faoi Rialachán a Ceathair de Rialacháin [Clárúchán] na Comhairle Múinteoireachta 2009 leis an gcoinníoll go léiríonn siad leibhéal sásúil eolais agus tuisceana ar an ábhar. Is cúrsa éigeantach é an cúrsa seo ar gach clár d'oideachas tosaigh múinteoirí iar-bhunscoile in Éirinn atá creidiúnaithe ag an gComhairle Mhúinteoireachta. Caithfear rogha a sholáthar faoi théarmaí Treorach AE 2005/36/EC idir Triail Inniúlachta agus Tréimhse Oiriúnaithe d’iarratasóirí don chlárúchán ar gá dóibh an coinníoll/an t-easnamh seo a shásamh. Clúdaíonn an triail riachtanas na Trialach Inniúlachta. Tugann an Meamram Míniúcháin eolas faoin dtriail inniúlachta, faoin scéim marcála mar aon le ceisteanna samplacha. Gliogáil anseo chun íoslódáil a dhéanamh ar an meamram. An chéad Triail Inniúlachta eile Dáta: Satharn, 16 Samhain 2013 Ionad: Loftus Láir, An Campas Theas, Ollscoil na hÉireann Maigh Nuad, Maigh Nuad, Co Chill Dara Áirithint: Is é an spriocdháta d’áirithintí ná 1 Samhain 2013. Déan, le do thoil, d’áit a chur in áirithe trí ríomhphost a chur chuig historyandstructure@teachingcouncil.ie agus tú ag tabhairt d’ainm, do sheoladh agus d’Uimhir Mheasúnaithe ar Cháilíochtaí (m.sh. RS1234), nó d’Uimhir Chláraithe don Chomhairle Mhúinteoireachta. É sin nó is féidir d’áit a chur in áirithe trí ghlaoch fóin a chur ar +353 (0)1 651 7904 nó ar Íosghlao 1890 224 224.