Leonard Said:

How to become a high school teacher? (NSW)?

We Answered:

call the TAFE up and talk to them

Jenny Said:

How easy is it to get a job as a teacher in NSW?

We Answered:

I think you'll find that western sydney public schools are DESPERATE for teachers, it doesn't matter which subject. It's very hard for them to get teachers out there and to keep them, partly because of the discipline problems they encounter. I don't think you'll find it hard to get a job out there - they are usually trying to force people to be placed there.

Marilyn Said:

Does anyone know of any info about teaching English jobs in Greece, Italy, Malta or Spain?

We Answered:

Greece
there are certain options for a qualified english teacher:
1) teaching in a private school, where you could teach students of all ages
2) teaching on an IB (International Baccalaureate) school. (private schools too). the IB is offered on the last two grades. check out the IBO website for more info
3) teaching on a private english speaking school like St.Catherine, Campion, American Community School. where you could also serve as an elementary school teacher. Google those schools
4) volunteer work. contact various agencies specialized on that.

Hope i helped

Tyler Said:

What did the ALP & Trade Unions ever do for you ? ie, The NSW Teachers Federation were scum !?

We Answered:

This seems a fair question to me.
I keep looking at that sticker that you see on cars that says "your rights at work" and I keep thinking that no one will have any rights if there isn't any work. It seems to me, and I'm not too old at 31 and I have only heard of the past, that if we go back and give that labor party a go again, we will all probably be out of work like last time, and I want nto keep my job. I need my job to feed my 2 kids, and I can't risk being on the dole. I won't have too many rights then, I'm thinking.