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Right to Work in the UK |
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EEA citizens: |
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- Eligible to work in the UK without restriction
(EEA comprises: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic*, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia*, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary*, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia*, Liechtenstein, Lithuania*, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland*, Portugal, Slovakia*, Slovenia*, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom) |
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Non-EU citizens |
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- May be eligible for the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP). Alternatively a visa will be required, the award of which is determined on a case-by-case basis.
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Commonwealth citizens
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- May be eligible to work in the UK with an Ancestry Visa, Accompanying Spouse Visa or Working Holiday Visa
For further information, visit the Home Office website.
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Teaching qualifications |
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As a general rule if you are eligible to teach in your country of residence you may be eligible to teach in the UK. If you are an EEA national you should register with the General Teaching Council (GTC). Non-EEA Nationals should visit the NARIC website prior to coming to the UK. |
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 Vic Verecondi - Australian Teacher Registered with just Teachers
"Teaching in the North of England provides a real taste of UK life", according to Australian teacher Vic Verecondi.
Vic, who has been teaching maths at schools across Yorkshire for the past 7 years, said the UK is an interesting, challenging and diverse country in which to teach. He said: People in the North are friendlier than in London and I think many Australians feel more at home in the North because of the warmth of Northerners more 
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