Originally Posted by Aiec

Hi there,

You could try calling in the pm Monday +36.1.413.6286 can't guarantee I
will be reachable because I am going to Oz for 4 weeks (regional
Victoria preparing for direct regional skill shortage placements from
EU), bit busy...

Off the top of my head you could try looking at www.deakin.edu.au
www.cqu.edu.au under international student for off campus but for on
campus I would recommend www.latrobe.edu.au (Melbourne) www.acu.edu.au
(Sydney/Melbourne) because they both have regional campuses where PR
opportunities probably are..and online they will say directly what the
course outcomes are i.e. exactly what you can teach etc.

If you sent me your CV I could ask admission people directly in a
couple of university international offices as many are former teachers
    , and some now have their own migration experts to deal with
enquiries. With teaching they obviously have direct relationships with
state depts of education.

You need to decide what level of teaching and which state....different
for each....

Cheers,

Andrew www.aiec.biz



Suse&Neil wrote:
    > > Hi there,
    > >
    > > What about applying for an Australian B. Ed and using your credits?
    > > The Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) allows for Recognition
    > > of
    > > Prior Learning (RPL) and experience. Accordingly you may need only do
    > > a years study to gain B. Ed, though you would need to apply to learn
    > > how much.
    > >
    > > Three ways, look at an Australian Open University type program
    > > starting
    > > from home then apply, or same but transfer to Oz or do all the study
    > > onshore in Australia. The latter give the advantage of work righst
    > > while studying, being in the loop via Oz classmates, teaching practice
    > > and lecturers.
    > >
    > > Plus, you can see if you actually want to live in Australia
    > >
    > > Let us know, we don't charge up front fees so costs you nothing goinng
    > > direct or via the Australian International Education Centre.
    > >
    > > Cheers Andrew Cert IV Workplace Assessor & Trainer, B. Bus., Grad. Dip
    > > Ed. & Training, M. Ed.
    > >
    > >
    > > Suse&Neil ���a:
    > > > Hi guys, recieved skills assessment this morning, not suitable! Am
    > > > gutted. Reason was i did a 3 year Bed. I think i might go down the
    > > > agent
    > > > route. Can anyone help? Is there any way i could get accepted?
    > > >
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    > Thank you for this advice Andrew, I hadn't heard all this before. i will
    > definately look down this route. In fact i have had a look at your
    > website but can't seem to see where i could start, partly due to being
    > tired. Is it best just to give you guys a ring?
    >
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