If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
I am a Physics teacher, I have my TRCN, licence and I already sent my letter of professional standing to the UK. My question 1. Is do I need a UK ENIC statement of compatibility... 2. When applying they ask if I am qualified to work in the UK. And that question gets me stranded
If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
If you're just starting, you need to have UK QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). To get QTS, you could apply to train as a teacher in the UK, and you will still be qualified for the relocation payments as a Trainee. Further information here getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student Alternatively, if you have enough experience and Teaching qualifications from your country, you could apply for iQTS (International Qualified Teacher Status), and if successful, you will be able to automatically get QTS and secure a job. Further information: getintoteaching.education.gov.uk/non-uk-teachers/international-qualified-teacher-status. I WILL BE MAKING A VIDEO SHORTLY TO GIVE MORE GUIDE.
