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Dilton
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Is Canterbury considered to be reputable in Spain? Also, do you know the penalties if found working illegally there?
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| What I'm saying is that generic certs are usually ok if they have 120 or 100 depends, hours and 6 hours of teaching practice. |
Then I will definitely consider a lesser-known certificate as long as it has the requisite number of hours. Sounds like the name brands are a good way to blow quite a bit of money -- that I don't have -- unnecessarily.
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naturegirl321
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| Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 1:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Dilton wrote: |
Is Canterbury considered to be reputable in Spain? Also, do you know the penalties if found working illegally there?
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| What I'm saying is that generic certs are usually ok if they have 120 or 100 depends, hours and 6 hours of teaching practice. |
Then I will definitely consider a lesser-known certificate as long as it has the requisite number of hours. Sounds like the name brands are a good way to blow quite a bit of money -- that I don't have -- unnecessarily.
Thanks for your reply! |
Check the Spain forums for Canterbury's reputation. As for working illegally it could just be a slap on the wrist, to imprisonment, being fined, banned from the EU. I certainly wouldn't risk it. Sure in the past, way past, things were different, NOw, no way would i work illegally. |
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Dilton
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| Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:32 pm Post subject: |
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Sashadroogie
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| Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 7:14 pm Post subject: |
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| Dilton wrote: |
Then I will definitely consider a lesser-known certificate as long as it has the requisite number of hours. Sounds like the name brands are a good way to blow quite a bit of money -- that I don't have -- unnecessarily. |
Au contraire! I would say that a brand name at least gives you some assurance that you are getting value for however much money you are spending on it. A generic may be cheaper, but also runs a higher risk of being a total waste to boot. Or not. It could be great. You just never know. So, in the absence of knowledge... |
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