asked the Minister for Education the salary paid (a) to technological trainees and (b) to teachers in mathematics (1) without the Higher Diploma in Education in the first year of teaching and (2) with this diploma.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Salaries of Technological Trainees and Mathematics Teachers.
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No salaries are paid by my Department to technological trainees, nor are vocational education committees empowered to pay salaries to such trainees. All permanent wholetime teachers, irrespective of the subjects they teach, are placed on the salary appropriate to the grading of the posts which they hold. I propose, a Cheann Comhairle, with your permission, to furnish details of the minima of these scales in the Official Report.
A secondary teacher who holds a University Degree and a Higher Diploma in Education is paid an allowance of £200 in the first year of service (probation year) in addition to the school salary.
Following are the details:
Class III Teacher:
Married Man—£630 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£541 per annum.
Class II Teacher:
Married Man—£983 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£879 per annum.
Class I Teacher:
Married Man—£1,130 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£1,026.
Higher Technological Teacher (Class III):
Married Man—£1,037 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£981 per annum.
Higher Technological Teacher (Class II):
Married Man—£1,188 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£1,066 per annum.
Higher Technological Teacher (Class I):
Married Man—£1,310 per annum.
Single Man or Woman—£1,158 per annum.
A vocational teacher does not receive any additional remuneration in respect of his holding the pass Higher Diploma in Education, but an allowance of £65 per annum additional to salary is paid to teachers holding the Higher Diploma in Education with honours.