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[therock]

From looking at the requirements of the NET scheme, a PGCE or equivalent and one year experience is required in most cases, anything less and you are pretty much at the bottom of the list. My question is, does the experience have to be from your home country? If you had a PGCE and one or two years teaching experience teaching at a primary / high school in Korea or China would that be looked at equally as if you had one or two years teaching experience in your home country?

Any PNET's or SNET's here who have teacher certification in their home country but all their experience in Korea or China?

[Joshua2006]

If you have the correct stamped documentation, the experience pretty much counts from anywhere.

[therock]

[sistercream]

That would be a "completion of contract" letter from the schools you worked at, on letter-headed paper, with the school's official stamp/ chop.

If the letter is not in Chinese or English, you will need to have an official translation made into either of those languages.

[oxi]