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Hana katti
#1
Im from Morocco and BA holder in education and im looking for a teaching joob?
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Fred
#2
Perhaps I could invite you to post in "Jobs" at the top of this page.
Thank you.
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beppi
#3
If you have an educational degree (check ANABIN if yours is recognised here!) and speak good German (B2 level or above), you can apply for teaching jobs at German schools There is a shortage of teachers in maths and technical field.
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Hana katti
#4
No i dont speak German, I speak English/ Arabic/ and little french but my BA is specialised In English pedagogy
Hana katti
#5
Where exactly?
beppi
#6
I am afraid without German language abilities you will not find a teaching job in Germany - how else are the kids (and your colleagues) supposed to understand you?
There are a few (very few) foreign schools, where teaching is done in English or French and these are your only chances.

Edited to add: Even if you learn German, you will not find a job teaching English, because native speakers and EU citizens are preferred and there are plenty of those.
Hana katti
#7
so sad thanks indeed

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