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• @Simplykrish Thank you very much for the information. I will give it a try.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange June 2017
• @stellabby Hello. I have only submitted my transcript of records, CV and VIT registration card.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange June 2017
• @Simplykrish Hello. I took up bachelor of secondary education major in English. I personally think they would prefer Australians to teach English. I have also applied through anzuk. But for some reason, they told me to get more local teaching experi…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange June 2017
• @simplykrish Hello, I am a provisionally registered teacher in Victoria already. However, I did not have much luck in getting a teaching job. So currently, I am working as a coordinator/ team leader at outside school hours care. And since getting a …

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange June 2017
• @Sai Congratulations and good luck on your big move.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange March 2017
• @mlv051714 Teaching-related degree lang kailangan mong ipaevaluate. And 45 days supervised teaching is mandatory.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange March 2017
• @mlv051714 Hello. I personally think you have a chance at getting a positive assessment. Based on AITSL, initial teacher education qualification is the qualification required to teach in an early childhood (pre-primary school), primary or secondary …

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange March 2017
• @PIPO Hello. Initial teacher education documents would mean your transcript of records and diploma. A proof that you have finished a degree in education. Document to provide for supervised teaching is just a certificate from your university that you…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange March 2017
• @Celeana Hello. Since you already have a bachelor's degree in early childhood education and experience in teaching, I personally think it would be better to get assessed then migrate here as a permanent resident. In terms of finding a job, they pref…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange March 2017
• @krole Hello! Other accepted English proficiency tests for teacher registration are ISLPR and PEAT. But, for migration purposes (as a teacher), I believe you have to take the academic version of IELTS and get minimum of 7 in reading and writing and …

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange January 2017
• @sunflower Thank you super for the information! Everything is clear now.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange December 2016
• @sunflower Thank you for the information. I haven't applied for jobs yet. I think they prefer those who already have certificates/ diploma. I am actually quite confused regarding the equivalent qualification to ECT. I read that you need primary teac…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange December 2016
• @sunflower Hello. I just wanted to ask a question regarding early childhood education. I am actually taking up certificate iii in early childhood education and care and I have applied to be a provisionally registered teacher in Victoria but, my qual…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange December 2016
• Hello everyone. I just wanted to share my experience regarding IELTS. I always struggled to get the desired results for IELTS. For some reason, I always got 8-9 in reading, speaking and listening but, ended up getting 6.5 in writing. I was frustra…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange December 2016
• @sunflower Hello again Btw, how long did it take you to finally become a registered teacher? Thank you.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange May 2016
• Thank you very much @sunflower I hope it all works out in the end. And good luck on your big move.

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange April 2016
• @sunflower Thank you very much for the information. I am just afraid if they will accept my credentials as they explicitly stated that they need a 4 year course graduate. But, since DLSU follows trimestral system, it only took me 3 years to graduat…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange April 2016
• Hello, I am pretty new here. I am already a PR-dependent of my husband (visa 189). And I am currently living in Melbourne, Australia. I am planning to become a registered teacher and I am curious if there are any registered teachers here? If there…

  in Filipino Teachers in Australia Comment by Seulange April 2016