I'm a Canadian teacher interested in teaching in Australia. Does anyone have tips or info/advice for me??
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She's from the U.S. but my sister had to fill out some kind of application to see if they would even accept her in Australia (she was there visiting a friend).  They told her they didn't need someone with her skills at that time.  She told me they were very picky nowadays about who they let come in.  I suggest getting in contact with the Embassy and ask them what the procedures are for applying for a work visa or whatever your equivalent is before you make any big plans.
837718
Ummm. Love to answer but its not really a question. I went to ECU in Perth. If you give me more details then I could perhaps give you some advice.
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There is alot of paperwork involved in being hired as a DODDS teacher. If you can get passed that hurdle then it is a very good opportunity. I would suggest, if possible, to try and work at an overseas DODDS. I don't know your situation such as if you have a family or what degree you have. But if you are single then it will be a wonderful travel experience for you. I had a friend who worked at a DODDS school in Germany and she made $40,000 a year plus they payed for her housing. (she only had a bachelor's degree and had only 2 years experience at the time she was hired). She had previously lived in Florida and was only making $29,000 and was unable to make ends meet. I think the only disadvantage was she missed her family and friends back home but she really enjoyed making new friends and living in Germany. So basically it really depends on your situation. But in my opinon I think you would really enjoy the experience and you only have to sign a 2 year contract, so if you don't like it then you can just come back home after your contract expires.
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try this:\nwww.homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/regional/Australia.htm\n\nthey have all the links to all the information concerning homeschooling in Australia.\nIf you just want printables to enrich your children's education, then you can find links to those on that website as well.\n\nI googled that and it took about two seconds to find it.
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Well, I'm not familiar with the educational system in Australia, but I  know here in the states, not all private schools are religious in nature. Perhaps you should look for one that is secular in nature.
795835
The previous answer had the basics, but you are in luck that you want to teach in a place that is experiencing extreme growth.  Teachers are in high demand in Las Vegas.  You might even want to check with the school district about any programs they might have to help those interested in becoming teachers.
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Look here: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/education/uni_aus.html\nGoodluck ^_^
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check out the universities that are offering bachelor of commerce in both countries, read their curriculum and courses being offered, also look for their reputation, and then decide which one you like the most. I preferably will go for universities in Australia as i have heard that they are better than the universities in New Zealand. However, it all depends upon you how much you do the research on the subject and universities in both countries. good luck!
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Are you wanting to teach in Canada or the United States?  If you want to teach in Canada, contact the Ontario College of Teachers and they could probably assist you.
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I assume you are in the USA? I am a teacher in Australia and have tried this here: Several methods worked for me, mabe they will for your too.\n\n1 Through Official Channels\nIntroduce yourself to the education authority in the areas you want to do business. Pester their public relations officer for an interview and come equiipped with references to: Substatiate your good character (police clearances etc to prove you are not a criminal.) and references to confirm the value of your product/service to the teachers AND the students (target both here).\nRemember all you are after is the authorities approval - you won't get it but conversely, their failure to stop you approaching teachers, amounts to an endorsement by default. What you are after is being able to approach Principals and say honestly that the Authorities are aware of your actions. (Kind of a default reference)\n    If you are extremely lucky, and sufficiently impress the Education Authority's representative, they can supply you with a list of facilities that fit your market, so be specific what type of schools etc. you want access to.If they don't - don't panic - read on . . . \n\n2. Professional Development\nThis is a totally different marketing strategy - you want access to teachers proffessional development meetings. This will come through the Principal personally and you will address a staff meeting. To win this one you need to use the "Snowball Effect" - you win one Principal over, then after you have addressed that meeting you use that as a reference for approaching the next principal. Now your credibility has increased 100% - repeat the whole process again. After each seminar/meeting, ask the Principal if he would "have any objections if you used him as a reference". The wording there is vital - you want a "Yes" from someone who cant get through the workload they have now - so you don't want them to feel they have to do anything extra, that you'll do the work and all they have to do is say yes.\nAfter a dozen or so successes, the professional grapevine will market your seminars if they truely are value for money.\n\nHere teachers have a Gazette that is used to advertise vacancies. This tells you the school, address, Principals name and phone number - for you it could be a goldmine if you can get one (hint - even an old one that the staff at a school doesn't value any more :-)
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yes you can.  Don't worry, your students will not be erased b/c you went to canada.
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Try Pheonix University. They are an online university where you can study to become a teacher. I hope I helped you some.
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Try a web site that lists teachers bios and qualifications. You can then pick which local teacher is best suited for you. Good ones below...
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not sure of how to go about it, but sydney is very short on teachers for private schools, and often recruit from o/s
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Get to Australia and submit some job applications. Otherwise you'll probably be sitting around trying to figure out how to milk a kangaroo, which BTW, works better with cows, and they do have cows in Australia last I heard.
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Read ON\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=cpa+course+in+austrlia&btnG=Search&meta=
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Hi there,\n\nHere's a website for Canada's premier education guide:  http://www.schoolfinder.com/\n\nThey have online courses and programs, etc. and you can connect with some one there and ask.