Filipino Teachers in Australia

oz_monster

@Titania_dy said:
Hello po. Good day po. I am reading this thread for quite a long time and it really helps me but I wanna ask few questions po for clarification hope you could help me.

How long will it take for AITSL and 189 registration? I mean kaya po ba ng 1 year?

Do you apply for ACECQA together with AITSL assessment or after magrant ng visa mo then mag pa asses sa ACECQA?

Do i need an agent or I can do it by myself po?
I am currently thinking of continuing my application. Mejo scared talaga sa IELTS but i will really try my best ☺️
Thank you po sa mga makakasagot!

Hi there,

What is your nominated occupation? ACECQA do not assess Teacher occupations for migration to Australia. AITSL is the one authorised to do assessments for Teacher occupations.

AITSL normally assess qualifications around 10 weeks but because of pandemic they might have some delays.

If you know the process, you can do it yourself, if not, you can hire the services of a migration agent

oz_monster

@Titania_dy said:
Hello po so i gathered some info and i do not know if im getting the right idea but is the application something like this ☺️☺️:

Take ielts (lets say I passed) -> AITSL and ACECQA? -> EOI -> invitation -> visa grant
Saan po papasok ang teachers registration?
And paano mo malalaman kung saan ka mag register? Or depending sa choice mo ba yon? Kindly enlighten me po 😅
Thank youuuu po !!!!

Hi there,

AITSL is used for skills assessment for Teacher occupations including Early Childhood Teacher (preschool)

ACECQA - you don't need acecqa unless your nominated occupation is child care centre manager

Teachers registration - if you want to be a teacher in Australia, you need to register as a Teacher. Each state has their own teacher registration process, requirements and governing body. If you do NOT want to work as a teacher in Australia you do NOT need to register as a teacher.

Some people only uses the teaching occupation for visa purposes. Once your visa is granted, its up to you whether you want to work as a teacher or do something else. You do not need to work in the same occupation you nominated for visa application.

High level process:

IELTS - AITSL - EOI - Invitation - Visa application - Visa grant

Do your IELTS first and if you pass, then proceed with AITSL

oz_monster

@icomanman said:
Hi po @rellim115,

I'm actually amazed sa score nyo po ng IELTS. Pwede po ba maka hingi ng tips or other resources? My wife is also a secondary teacher and we're looking to have her qualifications assessed by AITSL; nakakatakot yung IELTS kasi mataas yung kailangan na score.
Thank you

Yes, AITSL requires high IELTS scores for assessment. There are online IELTS review classes.

Titania_dy

@oz_monster said:

@Titania_dy said:
Hello po so i gathered some info and i do not know if im getting the right idea but is the application something like this ☺️☺️:

Take ielts (lets say I passed) -> AITSL and ACECQA? -> EOI -> invitation -> visa grant

Saan po papasok ang teachers registration?
And paano mo malalaman kung saan ka mag register? Or depending sa choice mo ba yon? Kindly enlighten me po 😅

Thank youuuu po !!!!
Hi there,
AITSL is used for skills assessment for Teacher occupations including Early Childhood Teacher (preschool)
ACECQA - you don't need acecqa unless your nominated occupation is child care centre manager
Teachers registration - if you want to be a teacher in Australia, you need to register as a Teacher. Each state has their own teacher registration process, requirements and governing body. If you do NOT want to work as a teacher in Australia you do NOT need to register as a teacher.
Some people only uses the teaching occupation for visa purposes. Once your visa is granted, its up to you whether you want to work as a teacher or do something else. You do not need to work in the same occupation you nominated for visa application.
High level process:
IELTS - AITSL - EOI - Invitation - Visa application - Visa grant
Do your IELTS first and if you pass, then proceed with AITSL

Wow that was very informative @oz_monster Thank you very much for the information. Now it’s much clearer to me about the differences between ACECQA, AITSL and Teacher Registration. Thank you for the tips too! Yes I’m reviewing IELTS po at the moment.

Alab_ng_Puso

Hello po fellow teachers!

I am currently collating my docs for assessment in AITSL and I need help po.

For those teachers who graduated here in the Philippines, our practice teaching is only 350 hours. May I know how did your assessment go when you submitted your 45 days supervised practice teaching certificate?

How will they compute the 350hrs? 45 days is equivalent to 1080hrs.

Please enlighten me here po.

Thank you in advance!

crankygrinch

Hello! I'm trying to convince my sister na magtry din mag migrate din sa oz (since mag move na ako don this year). She has a degree in Early Childhood education and has more than 8 yrs of teaching experience (pre-school). Ano pong process ng assessment pag teacher? 😅 Hirap na magbackread. Sa IT po kasi ang inasikaso ko hehe

msasoler

@crankygrinch said:
Hello! I'm trying to convince my sister na magtry din mag migrate din sa oz (since mag move na ako don this year). She has a degree in Early Childhood education and has more than 8 yrs of teaching experience (pre-school). Ano pong process ng assessment pag teacher? 😅 Hirap na magbackread. Sa IT po kasi ang inasikaso ko hehe

Take IELTS Academic & gather all requirements of AITSL (TOR, Diploma, Certificate of supervised practice teaching, etc)
File for Skills Assessment from AITSL.
After you get your skills assessment, file for SES (Skilled Employment Statement: you will need COE) from AITSL as well.
Lodge EOI on skill select.

crankygrinch

@msasoler said:

@crankygrinch said:
Hello! I'm trying to convince my sister na magtry din mag migrate din sa oz (since mag move na ako don this year). She has a degree in Early Childhood education and has more than 8 yrs of teaching experience (pre-school). Ano pong process ng assessment pag teacher? 😅 Hirap na magbackread. Sa IT po kasi ang inasikaso ko hehe

Take IELTS Academic & gather all requirements of AITSL (TOR, Diploma, Certificate of supervised practice teaching, etc)

File for Skills Assessment from AITSL.

After you get your skills assessment, file for SES (Skilled Employment Statement: you will need COE) from AITSL as well.

Lodge EOI on skill select.

Thanks so much 😁

crankygrinch

@msasoler said:

@crankygrinch said:
Hello! I'm trying to convince my sister na magtry din mag migrate din sa oz (since mag move na ako don this year). She has a degree in Early Childhood education and has more than 8 yrs of teaching experience (pre-school). Ano pong process ng assessment pag teacher? 😅 Hirap na magbackread. Sa IT po kasi ang inasikaso ko hehe

Take IELTS Academic & gather all requirements of AITSL (TOR, Diploma, Certificate of supervised practice teaching, etc)

File for Skills Assessment from AITSL.

After you get your skills assessment, file for SES (Skilled Employment Statement: you will need COE) from AITSL as well.

Lodge EOI on skill select.

Accepted din ba ang PTE for teachers? Hehe

msasoler

@crankygrinch said:

@msasoler said:

@crankygrinch said:
Hello! I'm trying to convince my sister na magtry din mag migrate din sa oz (since mag move na ako don this year). She has a degree in Early Childhood education and has more than 8 yrs of teaching experience (pre-school). Ano pong process ng assessment pag teacher? 😅 Hirap na magbackread. Sa IT po kasi ang inasikaso ko hehe

Take IELTS Academic & gather all requirements of AITSL (TOR, Diploma, Certificate of supervised practice teaching, etc)

File for Skills Assessment from AITSL.

After you get your skills assessment, file for SES (Skilled Employment Statement: you will need COE) from AITSL as well.

Lodge EOI on skill select.
Accepted din ba ang PTE for teachers? Hehe

Nope, they only accept IELTS Academic with scores:

Minimum of 7.0 for reading Minimum of 7.0 for writing

Minimum of 8.0 for speaking Minimum of 8.0 for listening

msasoler

Just curious, anyone here retake the IELTS exam (after doing the AITSL requirements) to increase their points for EOI? Maybe take the IELTS general and be able to claim points for superior english?

JML

Hello po. Post ko lang po tanong ko. Bak sakali may sumagot. Ako po ay BSED sa Pinas, pero ang practice ko po ay mag-manage ng preschool. Kumukuha na po ako ng Master of Educational Management. May chance po ba ako magpa-assess (as a spouse)? For additional points lang po sana. Yong husband ko po talaga ang main applicant.

JML

@JML said:
Hello po. Post ko lang po tanong ko. Baka sakali may sumagot. Ako po ay graduate ng Bachelor of Secondary Education sa Pinas, pero ang practice ko po ay mag-manage ng preschool. Kumukuha na po ako ng Master of Educational Management. May chance po ba ako magpa-assess (as a spouse)? For additional points lang po sana. Yong husband ko po talaga ang main applicant.

msasoler

Hi! For ACECQA, did you have ALL of your documents certified? Thanks! 🙂

Cambridge2020

@Alab_ng_Puso said:
Hello po fellow teachers!

I am currently collating my docs for assessment in AITSL and I need help po.
For those teachers who graduated here in the Philippines, our practice teaching is only 350 hours. May I know how did your assessment go when you submitted your 45 days supervised practice teaching certificate?
How will they compute the 350hrs? 45 days is equivalent to 1080hrs.
Please enlighten me here po.
Thank you in advance!

Im not sure about AITSL, however with ACECQA my 440hrs was considered 89 days.

msasoler

@Cambridge2020 said:

@Alab_ng_Puso said:
Hello po fellow teachers!

I am currently collating my docs for assessment in AITSL and I need help po.

For those teachers who graduated here in the Philippines, our practice teaching is only 350 hours. May I know how did your assessment go when you submitted your 45 days supervised practice teaching certificate?

How will they compute the 350hrs? 45 days is equivalent to 1080hrs.

Please enlighten me here po.
Thank you in advance!
Im not sure about AITSL, however with ACECQA my 440hrs was considered 89 days.
Hi! How did you put 440 hours for ACECQA? I'm trying to do that now but it asked for the total days. Thanks!

Lou27

HELLO TEACHER. I got SUITABLE assessment na sa AITSL.

Question: what are the possibilities of me getting the 189 visa with 75 points?

@caienri said:

@msssevelyn said:
Hello po. I hope you can help me on this one. I submitted my application but it seems like AITSL is not satisfied with my evidence of practice teaching. My university submitted a matrix but it I feel that they want a letter or something.

Pwede po bang makahingi ng format? or if you can send a sample evidence of supervised teaching? Kahit i-blur nyo na lang po and private info. Salamat in advance.

@caienri , sana po tabassa néo. it seems like you've been extending help a lot.
Hello!
Sorry ngaun lang nagcheck ulit.
You can pm me your email address then i can send you a sample. If hindi pa late. 😅

@caienri said:

@msssevelyn said:
Hello po. I hope you can help me on this one. I submitted my application but it seems like AITSL is not satisfied with my evidence of practice teaching. My university submitted a matrix but it I feel that they want a letter or something.

Pwede po bang makahingi ng format? or if you can send a sample evidence of supervised teaching? Kahit i-blur nyo na lang po and private info. Salamat in advance.

@caienri , sana po tabassa néo. it seems like you've been extending help a lot.
Hello!
Sorry ngaun lang nagcheck ulit.
You can pm me your email address then i can send you a sample. If hindi pa late. 😅

Lou27

Hello again. @caienri, I got suitable assessment na in AITSL. Will it be safe to submit an EOI during pandemic? when is the best time to submit kaya?

Lou27

HI, AITSL only accepts IELTS academic

@msasoler said:
Just curious, anyone here retake the IELTS exam (after doing the AITSL requirements) to increase their points for EOI? Maybe take the IELTS general and be able to claim points for superior english?

rellim115

@msssevelyn said:
HI, AITSL only accepts IELTS academic

@msasoler said:
Just curious, anyone here retake the IELTS exam (after doing the AITSL requirements) to increase their points for EOI? Maybe take the IELTS general and be able to claim points for superior english?

@msasoler, yes this is possible. You can take IELTS General/PTE Academic or any other valid tests for the purpose of claiming points. AITSL, of course, just accepts IELTS Academic for skills assessment.

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