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Brum Brian Oct 5th 2008 6:51 am

CRB checks
 
Hello, hoping lots of people have done this before and can advise.

I'm trying to fill out the application form to register to teach in Victoria and it asks for a current police check. Now, I've been in my current post for 3 years so mine isn't current. Looking at the CRB website it says that individuals can't apply for CRB checks off their own backs: it needs to be through an agency/school...with a 'registered body name and number'. ... what do you need to put down for this?

Cheers for any help!

Australia_bound? Oct 5th 2008 10:34 am

Re: CRB checks
 

Originally Posted by Brum Brian (Post 6847163)
Hello, hoping lots of people have done this before and can advise.

I'm trying to fill out the application form to register to teach in Victoria and it asks for a current police check. Now, I've been in my current post for 3 years so mine isn't current. Looking at the CRB website it says that individuals can't apply for CRB checks off their own backs: it needs to be through an agency/school...with a 'registered body name and number'. ... what do you need to put down for this?

Cheers for any help!

If you're working in a School with an out of date CRB you need to ask why, it's a legal requirement. Can get a CRB from local police station I believe. My CRB is updated every two years.

hereshoping Oct 5th 2008 9:35 pm

Re: CRB checks
 
You don't need a CRB- you need a 'subject access' report which you obtain from the police in the UK, and a Victorian police check, which they will obtain for you if you tick the relevant part on the form.

It may seem stupid to get a police check from a place you have never lived, but that's the way it is.

If you've lived in any other country for more than 12 months since the age of 18 you'll also need a check from them

WS Oct 5th 2008 11:57 pm

Re: CRB checks
 
Hereshopping is right, forget the CRB. You just need a UK police subject access form to register as a teacher in Victoria.

Brum Brian Oct 6th 2008 9:18 am

Re: CRB checks
 
Thanks everybody, that's really helpful. :thumbsup:

Capt Emz I Think Nov 10th 2008 12:47 am

Re: CRB checks
 
Can I just ask a question relating to the Victoria Teacher Registration Form. Section 11 is the Statutory Declaration, but part of it says declared at 'Place' in the state of Victoria - now I was under the impression that I could register with the state before I left the UK so why does it say in the state of Victoria!!!:confused:

http://www.vit.vic.edu.au/files/docu..._Reg_A_B&W.pdf

That was the link for the registration form - so you can see what I mean. thanks :)

Brum Brian Nov 10th 2008 3:16 am

Re: CRB checks
 
...have to say I've got the same query - was going to e-amil them when the police check has come through. Anyone know the answer already?

hereshoping Nov 10th 2008 8:30 am

Re: CRB checks
 

Originally Posted by Brum Brian (Post 6958975)
...have to say I've got the same query - was going to e-amil them when the police check has come through. Anyone know the answer already?

Yep- I asked VIT this. Apparently you just cross out the 'in the state of Victoria' bit and write in the place and country where it was signed. I did this and my registration was approved no problem

Capt Emz I Think Nov 10th 2008 8:44 am

Re: CRB checks
 

Originally Posted by hereshoping (Post 6959821)
Yep- I asked VIT this. Apparently you just cross out the 'in the state of Victoria' bit and write in the place and country where it was signed. I did this and my registration was approved no problem

Cheers me dears - thats what I thought you might do :thumbsup:


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