Discretionary Pathway to Teaching in New Zealand
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2023
- Links to my other videos mentioned in this video:
PTE / Pearson Test of English • Video
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If you're interested in a teaching career in New Zealand, then you may be wondering what the discretionary pathway is. In this video, I'll share with you everything you need to know about the discretionary pathway to teaching in New Zealand. The discretionary pathway is a special way to become a teacher in New Zealand. It's a fast way to become a teacher without having to complete all of the steps in the regular teaching pathway. By following the discretionary pathway, you can bypass a lot of the paperwork and waiting time that is common in the teaching profession in New Zealand.
Becoming a teacher in New Zealand is an exciting journey that will allow you to share your knowledge with students all over the country. We'll discuss all the details of the discretionary pathway to teaching and outline the exciting opportunities that this path offers. After watching this video, you'll have a better idea of whether this is the right path for you!
Good luck and I hope you are successful with your application!
Thank you so much on you posted videos. They are so helpful.
That’s awesome to hear! 😊
Hi Clara. Awesome videos. I followed your videos and got my IQA recently. My initial Bachelor of Science (General) was the underpinning qualifications which got assessed to NZQA Level 7 and the funny thing is they assessed my post graduate 2 year Bachelor of Education also to a Graduate Diploma at level 7. I am very confused at this point. Following were their remarks :
Secondary Sector: The qualification standard pathway does not sufficiently cover the grade ranges within the New Zealand secondary sector.
Primary Sector: The qualification above does not sufficiently cover the grade ranges within the New Zealand primary sector, and the programme curriculum coverage is restricted to the subjects of Science and Life Science, which provides only partial coverage of the primary curriculum in New Zealand
All my detailed marksheets clearly mentioned my marks and in each subject with clear mention of minimum passing marks and maximum marks of each subject. I really don't understand what grade ranges are they looking for when clear and absolute scores are provided.
For the part of subjects, each candidate who wants to enroll for a study / education degree has to take 2 elective subjects in first 2 semester and the rest of the subjects are divided in 4 semesters.
To support all the requirements of documentation, I also added my specific syllabus document covering all the details of my Bachelor of Education. Still getting a proper IQA is a mess. I mean when they already qualified my underpinning degree to a level 7, how on earth did they find the 2 year post graduate Bachelor of Education degree again at level 7, when then are issuing level 8 to 1 year programmes with half the study credits in New Zealand..I am heart broken and totally disappointed at their conduct. I just want you to share your opinion or suggestions so that everyone else can benefit.
Very informative, thanks. Please tell me if we dont have teaching practicum certicate ,can we upload working experience letters for that?
Hi Clara. Been watching many of your videos. They are very imformative and helpful. Please can you provide a link of the page you were using in this video so that I may have a checklist to follow. Thank you.
Hi,
It's just from this website here. teachingcouncil.nz/getting-certificated/for-overseas-trained-teachers/satisfactorily-trained-to-teach/
Very informative video. I hope to get the teacher registration through discretionary path way and preparing documents these days. I'm an ESL teacher from Sri Lanka. Is it hard to find out an ESL teaching job for a non native teacher.
I suppose if you are in a big city, it’s not so hard. Some schools hire ESL teachers or we usually call it ESOL here, especially schools which have a massive population of immigrants from non-English speaking countries.
Hi, how do we proceed after collecting yhe docs?
Do we send all these docs to the Teaching Council via email, or do they have any portal to apply to?
They have a website called Hapōri Matatū. You can create an account there, assuming this is the same process as applying for a registration in NZ. If not, get in touch with them and ask what the procedure is.
Hello can you pls guide me if we don’t have teacher observation notes or assessments notes from the school what should we do? Can we provide experience letter and testimonials?
Not too sure about that, but submit what you've got. If they they need more docs from you, they'll contact you.
Hi mam,
Do we need to have the NZQA assessment report to apply through discretionary pathway?
If so does the NZQA report result should be level 7? Can't it be below level 7? Like level 6?
I'm not sure if they take the level into account too much. On their note, they should tell you whether you can register as a teacher or you need to get more credits.
@SenseiClara OK thankyou so much 🙂
@@ThakshilaDissanayake-tu6pu No worries.
Hi Can you please tell how to apply through discretionary pathway?
Hi,
I have covered this topic in this video. ruclips.net/video/lYbjp52SHTY/видео.htmlsi=RL39bX1ytZlXpXnL
I'm interested. Is there an agency in the Phil. That can help with the processing?
There might be but you can do the application straight to a school.
Hello Ma'am., thank you for this informative video. Tanong sana ako Ma'am, I've been teaching for more than 10 years now including teahing in college. Currently teaching in DepEd, however, earned units lang po. Can I still apply for this pathway even I don't have teaching practicm po. Thank you.
You could give it a go. I’m sure your experience would count. Just gather all the documents needed.
Hi maam, how do you exactly apply for the teaching practise certificate using the discretionary pathway. I have all the documents and what's next. I have created the ESL account and im now stuck on the appropriate path to follow. If you can create a video explaining step by step from creating the esl to paying the fee but following the discretionary pathway.
If you're in doubt, you can always check with the teaching council.
I’m from an English speaking country Ghana where we were taught in English do I still need to write PTE or IELTS?
Yes, you do. Same goes in the Philippines, English is one of our official languages but I still had to take IELTS and/or PTE.
@@SenseiClara "a Cambridge A-level qualification or International Baccalaureate Diploma taught and assessed in English"
Please I saw this on NZQA website
@@verabaduagyei5020 If you believe it might work, give it a go.
Hello ma'am I'm planning to take Masters in Education and teaching in NZ after completing Degree in English from India! Is it possible for me to get jobs as a teacher in schools after completing the masters? How difficult is it?
You should be able to.
Hello po ma'am
Tanong lng po ma'am need po pa police clearance Ng tulad Ng Ng turo sa ibang Bansa like Thailand n other countries?
Thanks sa reply.
Hello,
Oo, kailangan police vetted kayo to be able to work around children.
Didn't get ur point
@@ravisharmamodhgill8071 What do you mean?
Hai mam how can we show our experience experience
A letter from your school, or certificate of employment. It’s also shown in this video.
Hey mam this video is very knowledgeable i want aome help i am indian want to get teacher job in Newzealand how can i apply
Cheers! Are you registered as a teacher in New Zealand yet?
Nope i just want to confirm can i apply for ece job i m boy am i eligible for this or no?
Update me please regarding this as soom as possible
@@ravisharmamodhgill8071 Whether you want to teach in ECE, primary or high school, you need to get registered. If you have some experience relevant to ECE teaching, then I don't see why not.
@@ravisharmamodhgill8071 Done! The response is in your first comment.