American Teachers Teaching British Curriculum?
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American Teachers Teaching British Curriculum?
My husband and I are just starting our international careers. We each have 15 years experience in NY and TX, and our Masters. We're both elementary. Up to now, I've been avoiding all listings with British curriculum. Was this wise? Will they even consider American teachers? Is the British curriculum really that different that we couldn't adapt? I'd love to hear what you've witnessed or done on this topic.
Re: American Teachers Teaching British Curriculum?
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Last edited by shadylane on Fri Jan 01, 2016 4:46 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: American Teachers Teaching British Curriculum?
meeehhhh go for it...
Learning outcomes are learning outcomes
u can teach u can teach
You will adapt easily and it will be a great learning experience for u
Learning outcomes are learning outcomes
u can teach u can teach
You will adapt easily and it will be a great learning experience for u
Re: American Teachers Teaching British Curriculum?
Ello,
As long as your not teaching IGCSE or 6th form, the British national curriculum is very congruent to a generalized US curriculum. You can also easily apply for QTS, giving you the equivalent of a British teaching license.
As long as your not teaching IGCSE or 6th form, the British national curriculum is very congruent to a generalized US curriculum. You can also easily apply for QTS, giving you the equivalent of a British teaching license.