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PQ 256

256. Deputy Aodhán Ó Ríordáin asked the Minister for Education in view of the status of home economics as the second most difficult subject to recruit teachers for, the measures she will take to tackle the high cost to students on HDip courses for those training to be home economics teachers and bring them from current levels of €6,500 to a more affordable level, as has been done in other courses with teacher shortages. [6940/23]

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256. Deputy Aodhán Ó Ríordáin asked the Minister for Education in view of the status of home economics as the second most difficult subject to recruit teachers for, the measures she will take to tackle the high cost to students on HDip courses for those training to be home economics teachers and bring them from current levels of €6,500 to a more affordable level, as has been done in other courses with teacher shortages. [6940/23]

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