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My common-law partner and I have decided to migrate to Canada. The main reason is intolerance towards same-sex couples beside bad political and economic situation.
He's teacher of English language and literature in high school. He has 5 yrs of work experience in public school and some US certificates.
Does anyone know is there a high demand for that profession in Canada? If there's anyone who has been in same situation as we r now, please let us know becouse we'd love to hear your story
Thank you for your answer! We really appreciate it
I don't want to discourage you but everything said by others in that thread is the reality, unfortunately.
My husband is a Canadian citizen: born & raised in Canada, holding a Canadian university degree. He also has 5 years experience teaching English in Japan and a CELTA degree, which is internationally recognized. He taught private & group lessons to kids, teenagers, uni students, adults and business people at various companies in Japan. However when he came back to Canada, his own country, he only got part-time jobs at language institutes that receive foreign students in the summer. Zero work during winter time!
He's now taking courses at a college to get certified by TESL Ontario. This is costing us about $12,000 (tuition fees, textbooks, stationery, transportation, lunches, etc.) for the whole year. Once he completes all courses and becomes certified (=pay the certification fees), he can apply for full-time jobs. Please read: applying does not guarantee employment, so we don't know whether that investment is gonna be fruitful or he'll end up mopping floors.
If I were you, I'd explore opportunities in the US or Puerto Rico, not Canada. I have no info on that though, I'm just suggesting this since you mentioned the US certificates.
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