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First good luck with uni etc.
There is another option though;) Do a degree in your fiancées uni in sweden that is recognized here such as engineering or maths then come back and do the 1yr dip Ed. This will give you options if you get sick of teaching
My wife did a straight Ed. Degree , deans merit list, top 2% of her class but did not get a teaching position as dept was inept ,so went to work in private sector and now looking in with our 5 kids would not go back.
it could be an option but 1. i dont think i would be smart enough for that. 2. my fiance will finish her course in 3 years and i will finish mine in 4 years so after she is done we will most likely come back, but it is probably something i could look into. while there i will be learning the local language so that will be fairly full on. heaps of people are telling me that if i am a male teacher i will never have a problem getting work. if i get into the k-12 course i will be doing maths/ict for high school. i dont mind travelling though, i would sooner be out in a little remote town then a city.
as there is heaps more international schools opening up they really want native english speakers as well and not all just from the uk and usa so that could be another option.
who knows what will happen with the global economy in the next 5 years though
Might I be so bold as ask that you study syntax and punctuation before you commence teaching?
so picky. i am young i grew up on fb, msn and skype there is no need for punctuation or syntax. and to answer your question no you cant ask me.
Not picky, your communicating to a far larger group of people here, not just your own retarded generation, "lol"Quote:
Originally Posted by schmierer LR at singleton
Your studying to be a teacher, one would think some kind of grasp on the england talk would be encouraged
Anyhow, pull your weight, dont rely on handouts
Life choices, nothing stopping him getting an apprenticeship?Quote:
Originally Posted by isuzurover
i am sorry my England talk isn't good enough for you oh btw it is called English. don't forget who raised my generation. life choices nothing stopping me getting an apprenticeship ok now your just talking out of your ass. i suppose the point i was making it not why should i get it while overseas. but why should they not make it eligible for people overseas who are studying through Australian unis and still paying the same amount of student costs as those that are in Australia
"Anyhow, pull your weight, dont rely on handouts", i guess the part where i said i got a job must have gone straight over your head,
also another thing on your remark about why don't i just get an apprenticeship well how does that fix my problem with money when i am overseas. ah that's right it doesn't
Now, now, Ian. Why should a teacher need to know about something that is no longer taught, along with spelling.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian