I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
I am looking into the possibilty of moving out to the US and doing my teacher training, I am a university graduate and currently working in a primary school in England.
I have been out to America the previous two years working for a UK company on a 8 month Visa and fell in love and want to return. Any help would be great! Thanks! |
Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
I want to play attacking midfielder for England.
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Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
It looks like a very tough job at the moment with big cuts in our school district, and many others from what I've seen on BE.
I'm a qualified teacher but I'd think very carefully before going into it here. |
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Honestly? Not gunna happen. Fiscal reality is that there are plenty of unemployed teachers in the US, let alone a school district spending -$5k to sponsor a foreigner for a visa.
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Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
Originally Posted by DeanPeckham
(Post 10229316)
I am looking into the possibilty of moving out to the US and doing my teacher training, I am a university graduate and currently working in a primary school in England.
I have been out to America the previous two years working for a UK company on a 8 month Visa and fell in love and want to return. Any help would be great! Thanks! Rene |
Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
Get a masters and study here as a student, get a J1 internship or match.com
Realistically, as a school teacher you've got zero chance of finding a employer to sponsor you for a visa, especially when you'd need to get re-certified in the state you'd want to teach. |
Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
As others have pointed out, this is really a difficult if not impossible dream. Basically a school district that wants to hire you has to a) be hiring (not common right now), b) tell the US government with a straight face 'we just can't find any Americans to do the job despite the record levels of unemployment and laid off teachers about' and c) we are going to spend $5,000-$10,000 in taxpayers money to hire a non-US citizen to do this job.
Flip it around--what if your local school in the UK decided to hire Canadians to be teachers instead of UK citizens. How would the taxpayers there feel about that? Some options include: * marry an American * come to the US to study, marry an American * get some advanced degrees and try to come over as a university professor. * try to find a private school flush with cash willing to hire and sponsor someone (hint: very rare, but not impossible) |
Re: I want to train to be a teacher in America!!
The most likely end result is you're out a boat load of money, unable to get a job or stay in the US and with a qualification that is meaningless in the UK. Doesn't seem like a very smart idea.
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