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Asked by A from colombia | Jun. 07, 2019 13:38

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Teacher Work Visa non-native aspeaker

Hi everybody
More than a question it’s an answer to a common question I have seen here: Can I get a work Visa as a teacher if I am not-native English speaker?
I am from Colombia, and I just got my work visa as an English teacher. So, up to date, it is possible. However, I think there are many things that play a big role here: I have a Master’s degree from an English speaking country and I have been working in the U.S. as a teacher for a few years. I guess those two items help the visa process get through easily.
So, it is not impossible.

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Answered by Koala | Jun. 08, 2019 16:05

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Teach a foreign language (their mother tongue) and hold a bachelor’s degree or above and two years of experience in teaching; two years of experience is not required for those with a bachelor’s degree or above in education or in the language that they are teaching, or another form of internationally recognized teaching certification

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Answered by Koala | Jun. 08, 2019 16:17

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Please check this website for details,
Tier B is the one you should look at.

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