A teacher may resign from their position at any time, by writing to their board of management specifying the date on which their resignation will take effect. They are then entitled to be paid up to that date. A teacher may be required by the terms of their contract to give a notice period of up to three months to their board of management. It is open to a board of management to accept a shorter notice period.
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