47 Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of the announcement in Budget 2012 that qualified teachers who undertake and complete further studies such as a masters or doctorate will no longer receive additional salary allowances, if he will clarify the position of teachers who were participating in or had recently completed courses at the time of the budget announcement; if he recognises that undertaking these courses requires a significant financial investment and can involve taking time off work and, consequently, loss of income and these teachers had legitimate expectation that their investment would be somewhat offset by an additional qualification allowance following graduation. [2961/12]

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47 Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of the announcement in Budget 2012 that qualified teachers who undertake and complete further studies such as a masters or doctorate will no longer receive additional salary allowances, if he will clarify the position of teachers who were participating in or had recently completed courses at the time of the budget announcement; if he recognises that undertaking these courses requires a significant financial investment and can involve taking time off work and, consequently, loss of income and these teachers had legitimate expectation that their investment would be somewhat offset by an additional qualification allowance following graduation. [2961/12]

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1. 19 January 2012

   Teachers’ Remuneration

   47 Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of the announcement in Budget 2012 that qualified teachers who undertake and complete further studies such as a masters or doctorate will no longer receive additional salary allowances, if he will clarify the position of teachers who were participating in or had recently completed courses at the time of the budget announcement; if he recognises that undertaking these courses requires a significant financial investment and can involve taking time off work and, consequently, loss of income and these teachers had legitimate expectation that their investment would be somewhat offset by an additional qualification allowance following graduation. [2961/12]

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