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Hi Folks,
There is the general impression that it is really difficult for landed immigrants to get a job. Has anybody got an idea of the situation for teaching jobs? What kind of re-training is required for professional teachers. Is it really true that the job market for teachers is really choked?
[15-01-2005,10:29]
Vanpee |
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Depending on what kind of teaching (in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
What kind of teaching? It is quite hard for teachers of English language, but for teachers in other fields may not be as hard.
[15-01-2005,11:07]
Chilla |
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Thanks Shilla,
Well I am particularly interested in SCIENCES and possibly Economics at the High school level. Of course it would be pretty difficult for an immigrant to get a teching position in English language.
[15-01-2005,11:10]
Vanpee |
(in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
each province has its own professional college. In BC there is declining enrollment so teaching positions are tough - but like the other poster said...specialties have a big impact. You will likely have to take some courses to satisfy the college. If you are prepared to live outside the big 2 cities your chances drastically improve.
[15-01-2005,14:10]
sharon |
(in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
Thanks Sharon and Chilla fo your comments. I am most grateful
[15-01-2005,16:03]
Anonymous |
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Thanks Chilla and Sharon for your comments
[15-01-2005,16:04]
Vanpee |
Teacher Certification (in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
To teach in any public/private elementary or high school you must have a teaching certificate. If you have a foreign license you must apply to the provincial body that grants the teaching certificate. In BC it is the BC College of Teachers, in Alberta it is Alberta Education and in Ontario it is the Ontario College of Teachers. Many foreign teachers find they must go back to university and complete at least 1 year of teacher training. My husband has a master´s degree in engineering and cannot teach high school math without enrolling in a teacher training program.
[30-03-2005,12:23]
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AJ |
Teaching in canada (in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
Respected Sir/Madam,
I m an Indian and i have done Batchelor of Engineering inComputer Science and Engineering.Is there any chance for me to apply as a techer in Canada and other job.I will be very thankful for ur kind response.Thanks.
Shikha.
[07-06-2005,04:12]
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Shikha |
(in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
Iam a secondary Teacher major in English. I want to work in Canada. My application for an immigrant is still in the process. Here´s my file no. BO47604690. Please help me.
Thank you. God bless you.
[23-07-2005,06:58]
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LOLITA C. ANDADOR |
teaching jobs in canada (in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
supposing you are a landed migrant holding a foreign license, what procedure would you have to take to be able to teach in canada? help pls..
[02-12-2005,12:23]
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Tei |
Tester/Trainer ICDL (in reply to: Teaching Jobs in Canada)
hi
I am an Indian and i have done Bachelor of Computer Application, working as a Tester/Trainet and centre manager in UAE for ICDL course Is there any chance for me to apply as same position in Canada or other job.I will be very thankful for ur kind response.Thanks.
Nadim
[14-03-2006,02:25]
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Nadim |
