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Forum: Teaching

Sep 3rd 2008, 6:57 pm

Replies: 14

Getting a jobs before arriving

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Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Getting a jobs before arriving

Hi we're in the early stages of thinking of emigrating to Oz, we're both teachers, high school maths.

What is a SNTI 176??

Forum: Australia

Aug 16th 2008, 7:21 pm

Replies: 13

Any teachers out there?

Views: 841

Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Any teachers out there?

Thanx for your replies. That link was v useful!

Thanx:)

Forum: Australia

Aug 16th 2008, 3:40 pm

Replies: 13

Any teachers out there?

Views: 841

Posted By paddyclamp

Any teachers out there?

Hi

Was wondering what the demand was like for teachers in Oz?

We're both high school maths!

Forum: Canada

Apr 18th 2008, 7:42 pm

Replies: 19

Any Teachers out there? (don't be ashamed to admit it!)

Views: 1,783

Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Any Teachers out there? (don't be ashamed to admit it!)

My subject is high school maths up to and including A'level. My degree is an honours degree from University of Liverpool. The extra study wouldn't bother me so long as i was actually working, it was...

Forum: Canada

Apr 18th 2008, 6:33 pm

Replies: 19

Any Teachers out there? (don't be ashamed to admit it!)

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Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Any Teachers out there? (don't be ashamed to admit it!)

What if you have a 3 year degree followed by a PGCE? Is that well qualified enough or would you have to do additional study?

Forum: Canada

Apr 15th 2008, 7:28 pm

Replies: 22

Holiday home in Canada

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Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Holiday home in Canada

Thanks for all your replies, that's been really helpful :) Do people tend to let their properties out the rest of the year?

Forum: Canada

Apr 15th 2008, 1:55 pm

Replies: 22

Holiday home in Canada

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Posted By paddyclamp

Holiday home in Canada

Anybody know anything about the legalities of owning a holiday home as a non-resident?

Forum: Canada

Jan 6th 2008, 10:13 pm

Replies: 11

Teaching - shortage subjects?

Views: 1,380

Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Teaching - shortage subjects?

:D at the picture!

I know they won't recruit teachers anywhere unless you're a permanent resident so it'd be a case of moving first and then looking for work, maybe in teaching or maybe not

Forum: Canada

Jan 6th 2008, 8:10 pm

Replies: 11

Teaching - shortage subjects?

Views: 1,380

Posted By paddyclamp

Re: Teaching - shortage subjects?

Hi Chan-kanobe
Thanks for your reply! We were thinking of Alberta but i guess it's a similar situation in most provinces. How rural are we talking?

Forum: Canada

Jan 5th 2008, 10:24 pm

Replies: 11

Teaching - shortage subjects?

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Posted By paddyclamp

Teaching - shortage subjects?

Hi
Have read the Wiki on teaching in Canada and realize it wouldn't be easy.

My question is are teachers in some subjects in higher demand than others?

We're both high school math.

Thanks

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