REQUIREMENTS FOR TEACHING HERE
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This is a common question . . . Here's Bluewave's answer, a direct quote from one of their documents.
I'm sure that if there are any changes to this, they'll post them here . . . Otherwise, consider this the definitive answer.
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"To be able to teach in the UK you MUST have:
Minimum of 3 years undergraduate + 1 year education equivalent
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4 year Degree in Education and/or Master in Education
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Current American Teaching Licensure
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Are a qualified teacher and have recent teaching experience.
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Qualifications must be from a recognised institution.
Original certificates MUST be certified (as described below).
In certain circumstances, qualifications will be assessed to ensure that they meet UK requirements.
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If you have further questions, contact Bluewave -- they have contact information here at the site. None of us are qualified to give answers about your qualifications, beyond quoting this document from Bluewave.
Best of luck in your search! |
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| EnglishTeacher, just a quick question on what you experienced with your FBI fingerprint clearance. I recieved mine in the mail today, and it seems so "unofficial" to me. Its the fingerprints back with a stamp on the back saying No Arrest Record with the date of the check. For yours did you just copy the prints and stamp on a sheet back to back and have someone notorize it? I don't want to get a friend to notorize it only for me to have done the wrong thing, but I also don't want to send orginals away. Thanks for any help! |
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I didn't even notarise it . . . I just photocopied andnow that I think of it, I think I just scanned it and sent it as an attachment), telling them that I would hand-carry the original when I came, and that was all.
Definitely keep your original with you all the time -- I'd never dare post it, even registered, etc. Lost is lost -- you just have proof that you lost it when you register your envelope! (It's like being run-over in a crosswalk -- 'Right or wrong, dead is dead.' Yes, I always wait to be sure the cars will stop before I cross.) |
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