Clarification on further studies

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Ami Pandya

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Dear All,

I completed my Bachelors of Commerce degree in 2013. I successfully completed my CELTA Certification in July 2022. I do not have any experience in teaching as of yet. I have applied for Canada PR this year. I have the following queries with regard to obtaining the PR-

1. Is CELTA accepted in Canada and WES approved?
2. What further studies must I accomplish to obtain a full-time teaching position in Canada (Bachelor, Masters's, Proficiency)? With my B. Com graduation degree in hand, is it advisable to study a 3-year B. Ed English degree again?

I am 30 years of age and recently shifted from Commerce to Arts and it's turning out to be rather difficult as I am unable to obtain any proper guidance.

🎄 P.S - Merry Christmas to everyone :) 🎄
 

Tdol

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CELTA is available in many places in Canada, so I would assume it is recognised there. (Not Canadian)

 

emsr2d2

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1. What does "Canada PR" mean?
2. What does "WES" mean?
 

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I'm sure PR stands for permanent resident, but I've never heard of WES although my wife worked in our Immigration Department for twenty years.
 

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@Ami Pandya If probus is right about "Canada PR", it should be either "... applied for a Canadian PR visa" (in which "PR" means "Permanent Residency" or "Permanent Resident"), or "... applied for permanent residency in Canada".
 

probus

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In Canada nowadays a B.Ed. is generally needed to teach any subject to children in schools, but not to teach ESL to adults.
 
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