Hi there.
I am a qualified teacher and have been teaching in South Africa for 18 years.
My husband and children have EU citizenship. How difficult would it be to get a job teaching?
Warm Regards
Bronwyn
Teaching in the Netherlands
Bronwyn Jabs
01 July 2018 09:58:41
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Cynic
01 July 2018 11:35:50
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Hi Bronwyn and welcome to the Forum.
Teaching is regulated in Holland, so you will need to have your qualifications recognised; this link will take you to a website that explains the process.
If you have any further specific questions, please come back to us.
Hope this helps.
Cynic
Expat Team
Bronwyn Jabs
01 July 2018 17:37:55
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Thank you for the message. I will go into the link and do more research.
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