I also want to study for a master's degree in teaching, also for immigration. Now my major is international politics, with an average score of about 84. I wonder what I can teach. History?

1. liberal arts and economics are difficult to apply for secondary schools, and the school replied that there are no specific courses to teach. Earlychild is ok. Earlychild is much easier to find a job than a secondary school.

2. Teacher qualification certificate is divided into two systems, which can be used in their respective systems at least. Xinzhou and ACT are one system, while other states are another.

3. Standards vary from state to state. As far as technical secondary schools are concerned, the national minimum requirement is 8778, with 8 points in oral listening, otherwise you can't apply for the teacher qualification certificate.

Immigration trend: this major was ok a few years ago, but because of the low requirements in previous years, many people read this major. Now that teaching is saturated, many local students have problems finding jobs, not to mention international students. The saturation of the job market has led to the Australian government's new policy on the teaching profession. Improve the IELTS requirement for registered teacher qualification certificate (8778 was not required in previous years) 2. Pull some education majors directly off sol's list (such as primary schools). I think middle school is dangerous now.

I graduated with a master's degree in teaching, but I changed careers after graduation, when the policy was still loose. It is becoming more and more difficult for junior students to learn teaching now.

If you have any questions, please keep asking me.