We are planning to settle in UK near Kingston.I want to do some course related to teaching children.I have done my Masters in Commerce from India.Can you help me
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Dear in  ndia  b.ed is  the  the  most  favroute course in  teaching.
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i live in England,Bolton,but I come from Scotland.The last place I lived was Edinburgh.I was brought up about 10 miles from there in a little fishing village called port seton,although I have lived in prestonpans,mussleburgh,fife,tranent.If you wish to send me an e-mail Im at crystalwaterssunrise@yahoo.co.uk .   If not, thats cool,and thanks for the points.take care
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Nope. Teachers from a different country doesn’t know the target country’s culture. What you say may work in case of scientific subjects, but if a teacher knows so well a langauge and his/her profession as well, he/she would get a good salary at home, so why go to the target country?
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I suppose you leave there then ask your neighbours and just moved their or it the area near and convenient to you.\n\nSearch the Internet, go to any school near by and ask teachers principals or staff.
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Ask the childs' teacher. I believe you can find out local information on the internet.
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India!\n\nIt is an incredible place filled with so much culture. As diverse as we believe we are in America, you see a much broader diversity in beliefs there. Not only would I love to teach there, I feel that by teaching students, I would be learning so much myself. I had the priviledge of visiting a school in India. (I'll try to attach a web address to see the pictures, but I'm not much of a techie.) The curiosity the children had was contagious. They wanted to know more and more about my country and my life. Just as I couldn't stop asking them to describe theirs. There was a tenderness about the people I met in India. A gentle relaxed nature that allowed them to stop and listen with an open mind. This is when learning can take place. When you are open to other possibilities besides those you are accustomed to. I love this question as much as I love the thought of going abroad to teach. Thank you for letting me think on this one!
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Hi\n\nIam from india. You must visit Madhuram Narayanan Centre For Exceptional Children . Go there you will find a good solution for more reference visit their website   -  www.mncindia.org
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My experience was quite good.  I've heard that each location (country) may vary considerably in personality.  It would probably be beneficial to ask questions directly to the location in which you are interested.
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By what names are RMPS, RME and RE better known? \n\nAnyway, all the teaching jobs in Scotland are listed on http://www.tesjobs.co.uk. Click the "browse" link because the "search" link always makes my computer fall over.
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Try the The West Midland Autistic Society, they have a school for autistic children based in Coddington, I worked there as an agency worker for over a year, it was kewl. If you wanna go Agency, try Beresford Blake Thomas on 0121 212 2292 and ask for Karen Skelding. They're based all over the UK and very help full. If you do go to Agency working, change over to self employed within them, you get a higher rate of your tax refunded to you. BBT should have a list of companies who do this. Feel Free to contact me if you need anymore info. I've been there and done it and loved it. Good Luck! :0)
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A lot is happening in the childcare sector at the moment: extended schools are a big issue, as is the pedagogical approach popular in Scandanavia.  Training and qualifications for people who work with children is important.\n\nA lot has come from 'Every Child Matters' - have a look at the website to find out more.\n\nI've listed some websites that may help you below:\n\nThe Lego learning institute covers groundbreaking research, but may not be relevant to you.
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You can look up workopolis for jobs. The economy is pretty good. The system is good for english schools, not so much for french ones (depending where in Ottawa you wish to live). Post-education is about 5000$ a year, but if they qualify they can easily get help. I know they won't need this info for about 7 or 8 years, but just a heads up. I live in the east end, which is good, you can easily have access to different kinds of services. Hope this somewhat helps!
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Since the internet proved to be useless, then why don't try intensive courses at centres that teach languages. I know so many people who speak well different languages they learnt at thier own country.
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I don't think it would matter. But, I think the UK would be quite the opportunity.Plus, you'll be earning money in British Pounds!
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Wow, from the responses I think you are better off not travelling to the UK.  By the way the weather is rubbish and (as evidenced below) some of the people can be irritatingly ignorant and unfriendly.  Do a lot more research before you decide to travell as you will most likely end up working in Burger king or Starbucks than with computers!\n\nGood Luck
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Hi, Rishi.  Certainly I would help you since I am one concerned to the field.  But the answer to your question needs some other details like the location of your residence, availability of consumer court and the type of people you have to select as consumers and their willingness to answer your questionnaire etc.  Whether the project to be prepared for the level of graduate or postgraduate is to be known.  Since I cannot give you more  details in this forum, you may contact me at 'srgk1938@yahoo.co.in'.
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What country...Im in UK and we no longer have "O" levels so you cant be here.  Give me some more info and I'll see if I can come up with something...;