Filipino Teachers in Australia

sunflower

They usually mention "four-year degree or equivalent." This is my opinion on the matter, but I believe that yours is an equivalent because if you didn't have a trimestral scheme, then it would've taken you four years to graduate from the degree. Also, they'll base it off the units/courses that you took. Yours would probably have similar number of units/courses as a four-year degree course. It'll be fine. Let us know how it goes! 🙂

Psalm_23

Thank you @sunflower!

Would you know anyone pala who obtained a positive/suitable outcome from AITSL na walang teaching experience? I was thinking kase na what if i take again education units with at least 45 days of supervised teaching then apply after.

Seulange

Thank you very much @sunflower

I hope it all works out in the end. And good luck on your big move. 🙂

sunflower

@Seulange

Do feel free to post here again if you have other concerns. And thanks! 🙂

@Psalm_23

Proof of teaching experience isn't part of the requirements for AITSL's assessment for migration. So, no worries! 🙂

Psalm_23

Thank you again @sunflower! Goodluck din sa big move mo! 🙂

C_hiLL

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sunflower

@Psalm_23

Thank you! Good luck with your application, as well. 🙂

Seulange

@sunflower

Hello again 🙂 Btw, how long did it take you to finally become a registered teacher?

Thank you.

sunflower

@Seulange

QCT claims that the process takes around 12 weeks for overseas applications, but mine took 16 weeks.

Cherrylou

Hi,

I'm new here...

I would really love to know what is the very first step if you intend to apply for a teaching job in australia. I am a public school teacher in the Philippines and I'd like to try my luck there...

Thanks in advance...

sunflower

@Cherrylou

Hello! The first step is to take the IELTS (PTE and TOEFL are not accepted) with a score of at least 8.0 in Speaking and Listening and at least 7.0 in Reading and Writing. When you're done with that, the steps will generally be similar to other Visa 189/190 applications:

Assessment through AITSL
EOI through SkillSelect
Lodge visa after receiving invitation to apply
Wait for visa grant

Hope this information helped. Good luck! 🙂

Cherrylou

@sunflower

Thank you for your reply, by the way, do I need to have Masters Degree in my educational qualifications?

sunflower

@Cherrylou

It doesn't need to be a masters degree. Your bachelor degree only needs to satisfy the following requirements:

Degree that is comparable to at least four-years full-time higher education
45 days of supervised teaching practice
IELTS Academic Version (at least 7.0 in Reading and Writing, at least 8.0 in Speaking and Listening)

Source: http://www.aitsl.edu.au/assessment-for-migration

Cherrylou

@sunflower I see, thanks a bunch... my first step now is taking the IELTs... thanks once again

Cherrylou

@sunflower by the way, are you in australia now?

sunflower

@Cherrylou

That's right, IELTS muna. So you can either take it from IDP or British Council. You may read more about it from this thread: http://pinoyau.info/discussion/29/share-some-tips-on-ielts/p1

I'll be moving to Australia next month. 🙂

Cherrylou

@sunflower

Good luck to your new phase in life...

Hope to hear your new experiences in Australia...

sunflower

@Cherrylou

Thank you! 🙂

ipink

@sunflower do you know of anyone who has had an assessment for pre-primary school but degree is BS Ed elementary? practicum is for grade 1 (6-7 years old). may chance kata sa AITSL?

sunflower

@ipink

Hello! Yes, same as my case. My degree is Bachelor in Elementary Education but I applied for a Pre-Primary School Teacher assessment through AITSL. Approved naman. 🙂

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