Can i use russian diploma to work in America as a teacher?
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I had a friend who came from the Ukraine and is a teacher. She went to the local university and spoke to an international students advisor. They compared her degree and certifications and told her what she could do. You most likely need to be certified in your state though. Not all states accept the Praxis exam, though most do require this test series for certification. Two states that DO NOT require the Praxis are New York and California. New York requires NYSTCE exams and California requires CBEST exams.\nTo see if your state needs the praxis exam, go to the web address here\n\nhttp://www.ets.org/portal/site/ets/menuitem.22f30af61d34e9c39a77b13bc3921509/?vgnextoid=d378197a484f4010VgnVCM10000022f95190RCRD\n\n\nPick the state where you live in to see if the Praxis is required. If not, then seek your states department of education website. \n\nGood Luck!
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http://www.americancommunityschool.com/\nhttp://www.teachers.net/jobs/jobboard/abroad/09.14.04.18.20.42.html\nhope these help.\n peace.
69424
Yes.  School was in Alaska, USA.
1088251
I was born in Russia and lived there for most of my life. Both my parents are Russians. I moved to New York just a year ago. Honestly Russia is not as great as people think. This contry is corrupted to the core and there are no rules and even if they are you can just pay and all your problems are solved. You can pay 300$ and get a driver's licence even if you don't know how to drive and don't know the rules. You can buy a diploma of the best Russian university  for a few thousand dollars and get into any university for approximately the same amount. Well, honestly there's no order in that country. I was born there and lived there for most of my life but they refused to give me Russian citizenship how do you like that??? But the best thing is that people there are open and really know how to have fun and how to live a fun life. That's what I love about Russians.
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Here is a website that should help you with the questions you may have- http://www.gapsc.com/ .From what I understand you can be hired as a teacher  (not for sure about the visa thing though) but you will not get paid as much and you have so long to complete your teaching certification. But once you complete it then you will have a T-4 Certificate and eligible to work and get paid as all teachers do. Good Luck!
1104633
try here.\n\nhttp://www.learningrussian.com/free.htm
1095339
Depends on the subject.  There is always a need for TESL (Teaching English as a Second Language) teachers around the world.  You need to get TESL certification and then choose a country or program that would place you.  I've listed some sites below that should help.  Good luck!
193048
No not in US, but depends which education system you follow. In Fiji I guess it would be also if you attend on of the Fiji Govt. run school in US
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Go to the department of education for your state and look up the requirements.  With a master's, you can teach at a community college.  \n\nIf you want to teach K-12 you need a teaching credential.  If you didn't major in education and want to teach, you can do an Alternative Teaching Certificate Program.  These are acclerated programs for working adults, they give you all the coursework you need to become certified.  You can also do that kind of program through your school district IF you are hired for a teaching job.  You can't do it through your district unless you are hired.  \n\nIt's a confusing process, isn't it?  Start with your DOE website, though.  Good luck!
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It is true - in some countries, university education is entirely free if you are a citizen and a resident. In others, tuition is free, but you have to pay fees. And it's not just "communist" countries - the person who said that, above, is wrong.  \n\nBut in many of those countries, taxes are much, much higher than in the US. In some countries, over 40% of your income goes to tax, and those taxes are used to support these sorts of programs. \n\nIn addition, in many of those countries, there are only so many universities, and only so many places available at university. There aren't enough places to meet the needs of every student who would, if they were in the US, qualify for university. \n\nIn some of these countries you must, for example, take an exam and score high enough to be placed in a university. If you don't score high enough, you don't get to go. So it's not the "average" student who gets to go to college for free there - these are their best and brightest students. \n\nIn addition, you don't necessarily get your choice of major - if all the places for literature are filled, and there are only places in linguistics open...and you'd prefer literature...you'll be placed in linguistics. \n\nNot only that, but in some of those countries, you must qualify to get into a college-prep secondary program once you get out of grammar school. If you don't qualify for a college-prep program after grammar school, you either leave school or enroll in a tech program.\n\nAnd you may go to university free in your home country - but what if the universities there aren't that great? You can not, as a Russian citizen, go to school in the UK for free. In fact, to my understanding, you can't, as a Scottish person, go for free in England, and that's part of the UK!\n\nAnd one more thing I'd like to add: there are an amazing number of foreign students studying at US universities. They come to the US instead of attending a uni in their home country which would be free of cost, or close to it. And when they attend a US uni, they usually pay what I call "tuition plus", which is the full, actual cost of their tuition (that's higher than the amount a US citizen will pay.) \n\nIf all that is true, why do they come?
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I believe you will need to go to India Ambassy in Kazakhstan, only they have a right to verify your documents. Kazakhstan has joined the hage convention and it is in effect since 2001  ,the process shall be easy for you , .\nif the certificate was issued in kazakhstan and was to be sent to india , then you would have to put an apostille in the ministry of education of the rep. of kazakhstan.this link might be of help for you .\nhttp://www.indembassy.kz/index.html
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Do you mean you've qualified as a teacher in Scotland?\n\nif so, when you go to register in American they will probably want to see a course transcript/breakdown which includes the syllabus of your course, so they can compare it to the USA teacher training courses and make sure you've covered the same things they ask of their own trainees.\n\nyou should request a transcript from wherever you did your training. Providing the USA are happy with what you've studied and the teaching experience you have, you shouldn't have to do anything else.\n\nif you're dealing with the immigration office in America, they should be able to advise in more detail.
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It depends on what you need it for. For admittance to the University System in Germany, this is true. Not even some years at a US college are enough. You have to go through the certification process of the particular region for this. \nIt is true, that the US diploma from high school is not the same because Germany has several systems for public education. \n\nI have never heard of people having to go 'back to school' but I have heard of people having to take qualifying examinations for University admissions.\nSee: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_school_system
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I'm from Russia and it's long since I finished school.\nThe major difference between USSR education and US education at the times when I studied in school was that US education was more simple and more pragmatic, while our education was more abstract and more directed at "teaching to think on your own" than to teaching some concrete issues you will need at work / in college / etc.\nPartially it's already lost, but nevertheless I think US might benefit from it. Not sure if you're from US, it's a general idea.
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I'm going to assume you a Phillippine citizen.... so Yes, as long as you have the proper paperwork done to work in US, you can work in America temporarily until you become a US citizen or renew your paperwork.
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Your question needs some clarification.  Are you talking about a specific woman? Is she in Russia?  Is she a Russian citizen?\n\nIn any case, the procedure ONLY for getting a marriage license to marry a Russian woman is the same as getting a license to marry an American woman.\n\nIf she's a Russian citizen, you have a lot to do before even thinking of getting the marriage license.
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You can find same services like in russia here in the US.\nBut if you like you can try to search on www.yandex.ru . It's a russian web search engine, or you can visit www.turist.ru