Hello everyone,
I'm a 24 year old student from Belgium.
For a couple years now I have been thinking of teaching in Asia. Three countries that crossed my mind were Thailand, China and Japan. All three require at least a bachelor's degree to obtain a B visa / working visa.
I would like to teach English as a foreign language to high school students or to primary school kids.
I do not hold a formal bachelor's degree. However, I'm the holder of an associate's degree in paralegal studies and I also hold a postgraduate certificate in strategic management and leadership.
A bachelor sits on level 6 of the European Qualification Framework. An associate's degree sits on level 5 of the European Qualification Framework and a postgraduate certificate sits on level 7 of the European Qualification Framework. Following this reasoning, I do hold credentials that are at least a bachelor's degree. The Pgce is even a step up on the ladder compared to a bachelor's degree.
Can I be granted a B visa based on my Pgce and my associate's degree, taking into account that I don't have a bachelor's degree?
I'm fluent in English, French and Dutch. I speak a bit of German as well.
Kind regards,
Vincent.
I'm a 24 year old student from Belgium.
For a couple years now I have been thinking of teaching in Asia. Three countries that crossed my mind were Thailand, China and Japan. All three require at least a bachelor's degree to obtain a B visa / working visa.
I would like to teach English as a foreign language to high school students or to primary school kids.
I do not hold a formal bachelor's degree. However, I'm the holder of an associate's degree in paralegal studies and I also hold a postgraduate certificate in strategic management and leadership.
A bachelor sits on level 6 of the European Qualification Framework. An associate's degree sits on level 5 of the European Qualification Framework and a postgraduate certificate sits on level 7 of the European Qualification Framework. Following this reasoning, I do hold credentials that are at least a bachelor's degree. The Pgce is even a step up on the ladder compared to a bachelor's degree.
Can I be granted a B visa based on my Pgce and my associate's degree, taking into account that I don't have a bachelor's degree?
I'm fluent in English, French and Dutch. I speak a bit of German as well.
Kind regards,
Vincent.
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