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n0166120@wlv.ac.uk unregistered	posted 07 February 2003 02:33 PM quote: Originally posted by Fiona: Hi Rosemary, I am an Australian teacher currently living and working in the UK. Please email me if you need any info about teaching in Oz and I'll be able to put you in touch with teachers there. Fiona hello fiona/ i am a secondary school teacher currently working in england. my subject is religious studies/ at the present moment i am considering moving either australia or new zealand. my knowledge of the educational framework at secondary/high school level for both countries is basic, pending more research. could you possibly educate and advise me on certain aspects of the educational framework and opportunities availbale for teachers of religious studies in australia.// thank you for your time / and if you, yourself wish for any help regarding britain and its demographic variables/ i will be happy to help/ unlike what most people in london may think/ there is another world beyond the m25/ thank you for your time/ take care IP: Logged
sarah Registered	posted 08 February 2003 03:55 PM can anyone help my husband and i want to move to australia to teach for two years starting in september - october 2003. He wants to work full time and I would rather work part time or as a relief teacher what is our best way forward IP: Logged
arankin unregistered	posted 15 February 2003 10:31 PM quote: Originally posted by Genii: I am an American who is interested in teaching in Greece. I am doing my student teaching here right now but am interested in teaching abroad. Does anyone have any job info. for me? IP: Logged
Mia N Registered	posted 20 February 2003 01:40 PM Hi I need advice to about how easy it is top work in Aus or NZ IP: Logged
kat Registered	posted 22 February 2003 02:04 PM Hi Fiona I am looking for info on teaching in Adelaide (primary) Can you help? katherine quote: Originally posted by Fiona: Hi Rosemary, I am an Australian teacher currently living and working in the UK. Please email me if you need any info about teaching in Oz and I'll be able to put you in touch with teachers there. Fiona IP: Logged
Melinda unregistered	posted 24 February 2003 05:48 AM Teaching in Victoria, Australia. In Victoria, you must be registered with The Victorian Institute of Teaching before you can teach. You can get more info and dowload the registration forms on the website. http://www.vit.vic.edu.au/default.htm (get in early it can take a bit of time) Also, I know of a site with information for teachers in Victoria. http://www.sofweb.vic.edu.au/ Also, mycareer.com.au has some jobs listed. Hope this helps! quote: Originally posted by Linda: Hello, Like lots of people it seems, I am interested in going to Australia to teach for a year or so. Am currently teaching English in a secondary school and am in my NQT year. Not sure how to go about finding a job. Can anyone help? IP: Logged
Psychosian unregistered	posted 24 February 2003 10:10 AM There seems to be lots of pleas, but very few replies! I wanted to do a teaching exchange to Australia, but the only place which we found that did it (commonwealth exchange ...) are no longer taking people as there are very very few Oz teachers who want to come to the UK (not surprisingly!). We eventually decided that it wasnt going to happen, much as we wanted it to. IP: Logged
santha Registered	posted 03 March 2003 10:56 AM My sister is very interested in teaching English in Australia. She is new to teaching English although she has a strong English background having worked in the legal field. Any tips or help on how she can get started will be greatly appreciated. Pls. email: santhakg@hotmail.com [This message has been edited by santha (edited 03 March 2003).] IP: Logged
lettuce Registered	posted 07 March 2003 07:57 AM If anyone's interested finding out about teaching in New Zealand is quite straightforward with the government site http://www.teachnz.govt.nz The main point of difference from other countries' curriculum policies is the recognition of the Treaty of Waitangi between maori and the crown - which for teachers means an obligation to work towards bi-culturalism. IP: Logged
Andrea unregistered	posted 12 March 2003 09:45 AM quote: Originally posted by Helen: Hi Fiona I teach Physical Education in the UK and i am really intersted in teaching in Australia. Do you know of anyone who would be of help? IP: Logged
ma_eire22 Registered	posted 14 March 2003 12:39 PM [ Hi Fiona, My name is Emma, i'm from Ireland and hoping to go to Australia in october. I have an arts degree and a tefl cert, and I was wondering if you knew if it was hard to get jobs in Australia teaching english. I plan to go to Sydney so if you've any advice I'd be so grateful! Thanks IP: Logged
Scott unregistered	posted 18 March 2003 07:54 AM quote: Originally posted by kat: Hi Fiona I am looking for info on teaching in Adelaide (primary) Can you help? katherine Dear Katherine, If you're interested in working in Adelaide you will have to register with the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia first (www.trb.sa.edu.au). You will then need to contact the Department of Education in South Australia and apply for employment. You will be sent a letter enabling you to work as a relief teacher. Once you're known in the schools you may be offered a contract. Getting permanency is via a lottery system (well it seams that way!) and is quite hard to get. There is also the Catholic Education System which also offers contracts , relief teaching and permanency etc (www.ceo.adl.catholic.edu.au), and other religious schools that you may find details of via the internet. Cheers, Scott IP: Logged
jamesmitt unregistered	posted 20 March 2003 02:29 PM quote: Originally posted by Linda: Hello, Like lots of people it seems, I am interested in going to Australia to teach for a year or so. Am currently teaching English in a secondary school and am in my NQT year. Not sure how to go about finding a job. Can anyone help? Hi Did you get any advice? I'm in the same situation as you. Please email me jmitton@namco.co.uk Thanks alot. IP: Logged
cuemaster Registered	posted 21 March 2003 12:04 PM If anyone is interested in teaching elsewhere on this great planet of ours try contacting www.teachingtheworld.com bonjour IP: Logged
charlie Registered	posted 10 April 2003 08:10 PM HI Fiona. I'm heading off to live in Australia for a year in Feb 2004, and will be looking for a teaching job in a primary school. If you have useful contact details for me that would be brilliant! Thanks, Charlotte quote: Originally posted by Fiona: Hi Rosemary, I am an Australian teacher currently living and working in the UK. Please email me if you need any info about teaching in Oz and I'll be able to put you in touch with teachers there. Fiona IP: Logged
wages Registered	posted 16 April 2003 04:39 AM Have a look at www.wages.com.au in Australia for jobs and wage rates IP: Logged
Michelle unregistered	posted 23 April 2003 09:13 PM Hello. I am desperate to emigrate to Australia. I qualify as a Primary school teacher in June 2004. How should I go about emigrating and teaching in OZ? Am I likely to get in? Should I get a few years experience teaching in the Uk? Thanks IP: Logged
megjean unregistered	posted 24 April 2003 04:56 PM Hi I am also looking to teach abroad in Ireland... Can anyone give me some good references or resources as to how to get started on finding a job there? Thanks, meg IP: Logged
holden unregistered	posted 26 April 2003 12:00 AM quote: Originally posted by Claire: Hi Shawn, Iam a UK teacher also looking into emigrating to australia. I have found some teaching websites for Queensland and south Australia that you may be interested in. i hope they are of some use to you. Claire. http://www.eddept.wa.edu.au/centoff/HRrecruitment http://www.education.qld.gov.au/ http://www.prospects.ac.uk http://www.selecteducation.co.nz/au/earlyhood.htm IP: Logged
Julian unregistered	posted 26 April 2003 10:41 AM HI there Fiona, I am v interested in teaching in Australia, can we write?! Thanks. I m 26, living in Bristol, UK IP: Logged
Julian unregistered	posted 26 April 2003 10:46 AM hi there Danuta. I read your post, and would love to hear from you/ write. I am hoping to teach in Australia, perhaps even emigrate there as a teacher. It would be great to share experiences, please get in touch! Julian, Jules5@seznam.cz IP: Logged
Julian unregistered	posted 26 April 2003 10:47 AM hi there Karen. I read your post, and would love to hear from you/ write. I am hoping to teach in Australia, perhaps even emigrate there as a teacher. It would be great to share experiences/ help each other, please get in touch! Julian, Jules5@seznam.cz Karen. [/B][/QUOTE] IP: Logged
gwen unregistered	posted 27 April 2003 03:54 PM quote: Originally posted by Genii: IP: Logged
melscott99@hotmail.com unregistered	posted 30 April 2003 11:04 AM hi i am a new zealand third year t-col student and i am looking for a position in perth australia, if you could let me know what the job prospects are like i would be very grateful thanks mel quote: Originally posted by n0166120@wlv.ac.uk: hello fiona/ i am a secondary school teacher currently working in england. my subject is religious studies/ at the present moment i am considering moving either australia or new zealand. my knowledge of the educational framework at secondary/high school level for both countries is basic, pending more research. could you possibly educate and advise me on certain aspects of the educational framework and opportunities availbale for teachers of religious studies in australia.// thank you for your time / and if you, yourself wish for any help regarding britain and its demographic variables/ i will be happy to help/ unlike what most people in london may think/ there is another world beyond the m25/ thank you for your time/ take care IP: Logged
Sharon unregistered	posted 03 May 2003 10:43 AM Hi Michelle, You MUST pass your NQT year which will give you the QTS an, invaluable experience and the necessary points to move to Australia. Friends of mine have just passed their NQT year and have now decided to apply for a working holiday visa to Australia so they can teach there, get more teaching experience and also experience living in Australia before they make any decisions. If you have 3 years experience then you get the max points fro your occupation.The rule of thumb is the more experience the better! Good Luck. quote: Originally posted by Michelle: Hello. I am desperate to emigrate to Australia. I qualify as a Primary school teacher in June 2004. How should I go about emigrating and teaching in OZ? Am I likely to get in? Should I get a few years experience teaching in the Uk? Thanks IP: Logged
monique unregistered	posted 05 May 2003 07:09 AM Hi, i am from Australia and am searching for info on how to go about getting a teaching job in Ireland. thanks IP: Logged
ginjuk1000@hotmail.com unregistered	posted 08 May 2003 04:02 PM [QUOTE]Originally posted by Fiona: Hi Im interesting in working in Australia can you help me with some contacts ? Deborah IP: Logged
lucyellery Registered	posted 09 May 2003 04:00 AM Hi Helen, found this site by chance. I am a PE teacher and am wanting to work in Australia next year. I'm keen to find out information on how to go about it. Have you found work? Regards Lucy IP: Logged
Deborra unregistered	posted 13 May 2003 05:36 AM To anyone working as a teacher anywhere in UK. I am considering going to UK to teach and wondered what life was like as a teacher there. I have taught in Australian school system (Queensland, actually) and know just how horrendous the work load can be and that there often is no time for anything during term time (I am a single mum). Just wanted an opinion. I don't want to work in London. Is there much part time and can you get a work permit for anything less than full time? Anyway, hope to hear from anyone. Thanks quote: Originally posted by n0166120@wlv.ac.uk: hello fiona/ i am a secondary school teacher currently working in england. my subject is religious studies/ at the present moment i am considering moving either australia or new zealand. my knowledge of the educational framework at secondary/high school level for both countries is basic, pending more research. could you possibly educate and advise me on certain aspects of the educational framework and opportunities availbale for teachers of religious studies in australia.// thank you for your time / and if you, yourself wish for any help regarding britain and its demographic variables/ i will be happy to help/ unlike what most people in london may think/ there is another world beyond the m25/ thank you for your time/ take care IP: Logged
Aine Ni Dhonaill unregistered	posted 20 May 2003 11:44 AM I am Irish secondary teacher, born here, trained here and teach here. You dont need Irish language for teaching in secondary schools, but you do need it for primary schools. Teaching positions are quite scarce in Ireland, unlike england and the US, I find it hard getting a job nearby myself. But the there is a company educa.com that run placement in ireland. Aine IP: Logged
Red unregistered	posted 25 May 2003 09:46 PM Like many other people I am researching ways to teach in another country. Those interested in temporarily teaching in the UK may want to visit www.timeplan.com. They had a booth set up at a career day at my university. The website offers a lot of information. quote: Originally posted by Deborra: To anyone working as a teacher anywhere in UK. I am considering going to UK to teach and wondered what life was like as a teacher there. I have taught in Australian school system (Queensland, actually) and know just how horrendous the work load can be and that there often is no time for anything during term time (I am a single mum). Just wanted an opinion. I don't want to work in London. Is there much part time and can you get a work permit for anything less than full time? Anyway, hope to hear from anyone. Thanks IP: Logged
joed unregistered	posted 26 May 2003 06:12 PM [QUOTE]Originally posted by rfbreen: Hi I just found this website. I'm Irish born living in Canada. I'm a canadian trained teacher and I'm hoping to return to Ireland to teach in 2003. To teach in Irish schools you are more than likely required to teach the Irish language. Most Irish trained teachers are almost fluent in the language.I believe there are some avenues where you may be allowed to teach on the provision you do your language qualification at the same time. I haven't been able to find out much else but I do know that the language is essential. Hope this helps, if anyone has anything to add, I'd love more info myself. princesslookatme@hotmail.com [/QUOTE Irish language is no longer necessary for secondary schools in Ireland joe dowling IP: Logged
Lindsay Egan unregistered	posted 05 June 2003 02:36 PM [Fiona I am an NQT in England but would love to work in Australia teaching in a primary school. Please could you give me any information about doing this? Thanks Lindsay IP: Logged
ryan Registered	posted 12 June 2003 02:18 PM Hi I�m am a recent graduate in computing and am really interested in emigrating to Oz, I have done the whole backpacking thing down there, and know what to expect, Can anyone please inform me on how to find out about teacher training in Australia? Respectfully yours, Ryan Devlin IP: Logged
Michelle Edwards Registered	posted 15 June 2003 12:18 PM quote: Originally posted by Rosemary: Does anyone have information about teaching in these countries? I'm really interested in teaching in Ireland. Finding it difficult to find any info. Would appreciate any advice...direction. Thanks a million...Michelle IP: Logged
emma_gallagher@hotmail.co unregistered	posted 22 June 2003 07:30 PM Hi I am also going to Sydney in a few months and just wandered if anyone could put me in touch with teachers over there. Thanks IP: Logged
Surekha unregistered	posted 29 June 2003 09:43 AM Hi Fiona, I'm immigrating to Australia. I would be looking a job in Teaching (as a Science teacher) Pls would you adivse how to find a teaching job in Sydney. Thanks a lot! Surekha Surekhakannan@yahoo.com IP: Logged
alisonnicoll Registered	posted 27 August 2003 12:36 AM Hi, Just wondering if you can possibly tell me how to go about getting a teaching post in Greece. I am a qualified primary school teacher who has taught children age 3-11 for the past 5 years in London. I speak some Greek. Thank you IP: Logged
Louise unregistered	posted 01 September 2003 06:44 PM Hi Fiona, I am a UK teacher looking at working in Oz. I was wondering whether you have any info or know anyone I could contact to find out more. Thank you Louise IP: Logged
Tanith unregistered	posted 16 September 2003 11:25 PM quote: Originally posted by Fiona: Hi Rosemary, I am an Australian teacher currently living and working in the UK. Please email me if you need any info about teaching in Oz and I'll be able to put you in touch with teachers there. Fiona Hi Fiona, My name is Tanith. I am about to start College to do an access course to get into University. My Fiance and I want to move to Australia when I finish Uni and I really want to be a teacher there... However, I cannot make up my mind whether I want to go into Primary School Teaching or Secondary School Teaching. I have been trying to look up unformation on both, for in Australia, but am unable to get any real information. Are you able to shed any light on the education system and it's requirements in Australia for me please? Also, would I be able to get a job there straight from University or will I need to get work experience first? Thanks. IP: Logged

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