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Curriculum fit (IB, British, US, national)
Employers hire against frameworks you may already teach—or expect quick upskilling. Match QTS/PGCE/IPGCE/state licences requirements before interviewing.
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Safeguarding and police clearance timelines
Child-facing roles trigger enhanced checks that can take months across jurisdictions. Start certificates early and budget apostille/translation costs.
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Dependents and tuition benefits
If relocating with children, confirm fee remission, seat availability, and whether visas cover dependents concurrently.
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Browse education-sector roles
Use education listings and keyword filters (IB, ESL, university, vocational) to refine.
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Broader mobility guidance
See international jobs guide for practical decisions from offer stage to arrival.
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Proof-of-address & onboarding paperwork
School enrolment and housing paperwork often interact.
Ask HR what documents employers can support early so admin deadlines do not slip.
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Probation and workload clarity
International hires sometimes face compressed onboarding expectations.
Align workload and support structures explicitly.
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Curriculum and qualifications
IB, British, American, and national curricula expect different credentials. Match your training to the employer’s framework.
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Dependents and schooling
If you relocate with family, confirm tuition benefits and seat availability early.
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Browse Education rolesCommon questions
Is TEFL enough?+
For some language centres yes; for licensed school roles often not. Read minimum qualifications on each post. Immigration rules change often. This page is general information only (not legal advice). Confirm requirements with an official source or qualified adviser.
Are police checks standard?+
Yes, most employers require background checks for child-facing roles. Immigration rules change often. This page is general information only (not legal advice). Confirm requirements with an official source or qualified adviser.