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@Sammy1 do you have any insight into the specific requirements for supervised teaching in the 0-2 range? If a PGCE was done in the UK across the 3-7 range, what level would this be equivalent to in Aus? From what I can tell from ACECQA, it would be a diploma level. If so, what can be done with this work wise, and what are the options study wise to top up in order to qualify as a ECT? Sent from my iPhone using PomsinOz

As far as I know, you can only claim against 1 category, but I may be wrong? [emoji52] Hope all goes well for you [emoji846] Sent from my iPhone using PomsinOz

My partner has just submitted his skills assessment application, and he did the same PGCE as you. Based on your qualifications, I would expect you to get 15 points for the bachelors category.

Hi Folks, My partner is currently having his skills assessed by AITSL and I feel confident that this and the visa application will be successful. We are possibly looking to migrate to Aus late next year if all goes well. Im now looking at the registration for teachers in Aus to start thinking about what we need to do. His education background: 4 years bachelors degree, 1 year PGCE in early years (3-7), 80 days supervised teaching practice (across ages 4-7) Looking at the list of approved qualifications from ACECQA, I think the above qualifications falls under the equivalent Diploma level. My question about this is if he has an approved qualification as a Diploma equivalent, how does this help him? Is he able to register with some states? With certain restrictions? What would he be able to do in terms of employment? I can see that he wouldn't satisfy the requirements for an Early Childhood Teacher as he doesn't have the required supervised teaching experience in the 0-2 year olds bracket, so what are the options? Ive done a lot of research on this but still struggling on understanding how it all fits together. Any insight from anyone who is going through or has been through something similar would be greatly appreciated!