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Teaching Overseas? How to Minimise Being Disadvantaged When You Return
Teaching Overseas? How to Minimise Being Disadvantaged When You Return
By Arwen Hann
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This article covers key things to be aware of, plan for, do, and get evidence of, to reduce the possibility of disadvantage upon your return to NZ. The article includes information from the Teachers' Council and an interview with its Director.
Working in an early childhood centre overseas can be an enriching experience and a good way for teachers to continue their career while also experiencing other cultures.
However New Zealand registered teachers who choose to leave the country for an extended period of time need to be aware that a long stint overseas could cause problems if they want to return to teaching here.
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