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slave_screams
Joined: 06 Sep 2009 Posts: 13 Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 2:34 pm Post subject: Teaching with Diplomas, not Degrees |
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I have been reading lots of different posts on these forums on qualifications needed for teaching in certain areas and I'm aware that most places in Asia require a Degree to ensure there are no issues regarding your legal status to teach. I have two diplomas and a Celta Cert and have been teaching for about 18months now, having just returned from 9 months teaching in Peru. I have a 3 year Diploma in Graphic Arts and Media, and a 2 year Diploma in Journalism and Media Studies. Is the fact that neither of these are degrees automatically eliminate me from teaching in South Korea/China etc? I don't want to go illegally, as I plan to spend at least 1/2 years there if possible. I see plenty of positions advertised, looking for 4 years of study, would the fact that I was in college for 5 years make any difference or am i just wasting my time?
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oxi
Joined: 16 Apr 2007 Posts: 347 Location: elsewhere
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 7:21 am Post subject: Re: Teaching with Diplomas, not Degrees |
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slave_screams wrote: |
most places in Asia require a Degree to ensure there are no issues regarding your legal status to teach. |
Not sure about the legal thing in Hong Kong. Don't think lack of degree will stop you. But as you probably know most places want a degree and TEFL.
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I have two diplomas and a Celta Cert and have been teaching for about 18months now, having just returned from 9 months teaching in Peru. I have a 3 year Diploma in Graphic Arts and Media, and a 2 year Diploma in Journalism and Media Studies. Is the fact that neither of these are degrees automatically eliminate me from teaching in South Korea/China etc? |
You can probably get the lower paid jobs in HK, if you want them. Doubt you'll get much above 15-20K monthly. Perhaps someone else can give you more info, but meantime I'd recommend applying for one by email just to find out more. |
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