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:Uhow are ye keepin? me names patrick, from ireland. 18 years old, and basically thinkin about becomin a woodwork teacher. its a cushy job here:wink: done a lot of thinkin lately. wonderin what i wanted to do with meself - and ive come to the conclusion that its the only thing that would keep me interested - compared to other fields, i find it very straightforward!
ill be chattin ya!
Top of the mornin' to you Patrick. that's a good Irish name you have there.
Hi Patrick, welcome.
How does one at the age of 18 become a woodwork teacher?:?
hi ed. i should have elaborated a bit more on it. basically here in ireland, woodwork is a subject in our secondary schools, and if you want to teach it you have to go to college and get a degree. ( 5 years)like what youd be teaching the children in the school wouldnt be too overly complicated, joints etc, but the college itself is a complete woodworking place, from furniture design to restoration they have it.! ive seen some of the stuff that comes out of it, and the quality is grade A!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed Reiss
:wink: munruben , top of the mornin to you as well, but honestly no one irish ever says that!:U:qQuote:
Originally Posted by munruben
What about " To be sure ,to be sure" ?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by patrickdt10
Welcome to the forums Patrick.
now that one is used regulary by meself. thanks for the welcome steve!:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevenp
any of ye ever been to ireland?
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how are ye keepin? me names patrick, from ireland. 18 years old, and basically thinkin about becomin a woodwork teacher. its a cushy job here:wink: done a lot of thinkin lately. wonderin what i wanted to do with meself - and ive come to the conclusion that its the only thing that would keep me interested - compared to other fields, i find it very straightforward!
ill be chattin ya!
Tis a foin career you've chosen Patrick me boy. :2tsup: welcome aboard
G´day Patrick and welcome to this polyglot collection of miscreants.:):D:p
Plan to visit Ireland some day and see if there is at least some sawdust left from the family tree.