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[TD=class: alt1]Hello all,
This is a thread that I started on British expat, but no one seems to know the answer to my question. The person who replied me seems to think that I can apply to AITSL without any experience after my PGCE? Is that true? I always thought we needed at least 1 year experience before being considered.
Please let me know, as I can't see anything on AITSL. And what about DIAC?
Thanks for your help!
Hi everyone,
After A LOT of thinking, the quickest route for me to live in Oz, would be to obtain my PGCE and be a secondary school teacher.
I have read the AITSL's website, which is not really tough on what qualifications we need to have. So, to sum up, here is my plan, please let me know if I am right.
-I am a native French speaker and I have just finished my BA(Hons) in Modern languages (French and English) with the OU whilst working as a secondary school TA, in the MFL department.
Will AITSL recognise this qualification? I have done it in 3 and half years, and it was mainly French. Is MFL in demand in Oz?
- I plan to start my PGCE in Sept. 2013 full time, in MFL.
Do I need one year experience after receiving my PGCE? If so, is it 12 months experience, or one academic year, with the holidays?
Is one year experience enough to apply for 189 or 190, or be assessed as positive by AITSL?
I know I will need to pass the IELTS test, is it difficult? I will need a pass band 8 in order to apply for the 189, or I will not have enough points. If I have the band 7, then I will need a top up of 5 points by applying through State Sponsorship...
A lot of questions, I know, but I am still learning on the process to apply for a visa.
Thanks for all your help!
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