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Thanks guys! Just had to check.

I'm a primary trained teacher and in order to qualify as an SEN teacher am doing a Masters in SEN. I have the three year primary degree and with the one year SEN Masters on top of that, it allows you to qualify as an SEN teacher.

Hey guys, quick question about the police check from the AFP. Just got my certificate and it says 'no disclosable court outcomes.' This is basically saying that there's nothing recorded? Because I don't have any offences, it just seems like a confusing way to word it so I just wanted to check! Thanks.

Hi everyone, I'm just wondering if anyone else has had experience of applying for a criminal record police check from Spain, applying outside the country? I lived there for a year and so am needing a police check, but the process seems to be very confusing and not straight forward at all. If anyone has any experience I would appreciate hearing how you found it! Thanks.

I was on a working holiday visa though when I did the casual. I ended up doing most of the casual in special schools (and found that I really liked it) because there is a lot more work than in primary schools, in Sydney anyway. But yes, on the AITSL site it says a 3 year primary degree plus 1 year special ed masters qualifies you as an SEN teacher. I haven´t seen that primary ed is on the CSOL? Otherwise if it is you could probably do that.

Yes this is true. I worked for two years as a casual with conditional registration, as my degree is also 3 years. However, I´m now enrolled on a Special Education Masters to enable me to apply for a 189/190 visa to return permanently. Primary Teachers are not on the SOL so if you are going to do another year of study I wouldn´t do it in Primary Ed, as you still won´t qualify then. I´m appyling as an SEN teacher. Unless, you do the Masters in Australia.