Is the trainee student supervised every single day? Are they expected to teach for all the 45 or 80 days in the placement? Does this include after school activities, meeting with parents etc
Does anyone know if this will be positively assessed, if they meet the 45-day requirement? It will be secondary btw, but it isnt clear on the qualifications
On the English language requirement- is this considered having studied in English? My bachelors degree was completed in the UK, but I am planning to take the ITE online, and the practicum will be done in a non-native English speaking country
Is it like the airports where they use facial recognition when exiting the UK?
How fast is immigration? Is it weird if one does a one or two day trip and return to the UK? Do they ask you to show your train tickets and return tickets and you should prepare for that?
My university's International Student Department requires one to receive approval before transferring or voluntarily withdrawing. I'm already anticipating that my academic program will start bullying me as I had a lot of issues with them. I really regret choosing this university. My DSO always shares information freely, which I am also quite worried about, because they will tell the academic program like if I leave the country, or if I transfer, which institution I transfer to. My academic program gossips a lot and tries to control the student, and even disclosed my matters that were private only to the program director for example.
I always question whether it is the US style that I am not used to (they freely share private information and it is that they "work closely together", but when I need help, they dont freely let me know what are the next steps), but I did have a good experience before this university, at another university. I think it is also because I came from a country where the data protection is strong.
The school is telling me it is 60 days, which I think might be incorrect?
I am traumatized in the past few months, and I want to transfer from my current program (university) to an easier course such as a dance course. Does anyone have any other ideas?
I'm also thinking if I should just apply for a medical leave of absence, but I dont really want to deal with my program because they are the source of it
Is anyone in this program? Will you be positively assessed for AITSL?
If I transfer institutions, does it need to be within 2 months of the end date of the graduate diploma?
If it is the same institution, eg Grad diploma starts in October 2025, ends at October 2026, can the masters start in March 2027?
Does this need two separate student visas? Is this not needed if it is from the same institution?
Is this different if it is from a 1 year Graduate diploma to a masters program, such as a 1 year graduate diploma of teaching to a 2 year masters of teaching?
How do they inform you of your turn after the wait times? Is this through physical mail, email, NHS app, your GP will phone you or?
Can you give them a passport-sized photo? (For a nicer photo)
I understand that they retain accounts for more than 7 years after closing for example, but for those who have to give like photo ID, share code (BRP), how long do they retain this for?
Do you guys fill out the work history if it is also not used for any skilled migration assessment?
I think if one is raised in a loving home, you dont even have to tell your family to be "grateful". Sometimes I wonder like, am I not being grateful for what they have done? But they have also done a lot of shit to me, like family violence. My bro tell me to be grateful, but treats me so differently compared to other females
For priority occupations, do they write that they are available as a priority occupation? If you fall under this, must you be in WA for at least 3 months, and be in WA when you are invited? So does this mean that if you are in a priority occupation, you cannot apply from offshore?
Why do the schools do it this way? Are these mostly schools in the US?
How does this work? If your volunteer work allows you to take leave anytime, do you just take leave anytime as long as you are still considered in the voluntary organization?