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coledavis
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| I haven't worked in one, but I have the impression that Qualified Teacher Status (to use the UK terminology) is required for international schools. Perhaps somebody with experience in that area can comment? |
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Perilla
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| I haven't worked in one, but I have the impression that Qualified Teacher Status (to use the UK terminology) is required for international schools. Perhaps somebody with experience in that area can comment? |
Yes, proper teacher qualifications (PGCE or state certification etc), and usually at least a year or two of post-qual experience, are needed for international schools. |
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coledavis
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| Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:45 am Post subject: |
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| Perilla wrote: |
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| I haven't worked in one, but I have the impression that Qualified Teacher Status (to use the UK terminology) is required for international schools. Perhaps somebody with experience in that area can comment? |
Yes, proper teacher qualifications (PGCE or state certification etc), and usually at least a year or two of post-qual experience, are needed for international schools. |
Thanks Perilla. |
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guanghoer
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Thanks again. I registered with an IS recruiter and am headed to a science job fair. (The research thing holds the most appeal since its what a Ph.D. trains you for.)
I have a must old NYS teaching license from 1999 but of course its a wee expired. |
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