64 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on statistics which show newly qualified teachers have to wait, on average, eight to nine years to acquire a full-time, permanent position and that 93% of teachers are still on fixed-term contracts after two years of teaching, a figure that is more than double the OCED average. [25786/12]

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64 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on statistics which show newly qualified teachers have to wait, on average, eight to nine years to acquire a full-time, permanent position and that 93% of teachers are still on fixed-term contracts after two years of teaching, a figure that is more than double the OCED average. [25786/12]

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1. 24 May 2012

   School Staffing

   64 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on statistics which show newly qualified teachers have to wait, on average, eight to nine years to acquire a full-time, permanent position and that 93% of teachers are still on fixed-term contracts after two years of teaching, a figure that is more than double the OCED average. [25786/12]

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