I am about to pursue teacher training in either England or Scotland. Ideally I want to live in Scotland and eventually make the jump to the international circuit after a few years. However, I don't know how ISs view teachers from the Scottish curriculum compared with that of the English curriculum. Any thoughts?

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That is a relief..
Since I want to teach specifically in Thailand and Vietnam, will I be fine? From my research it seems as though they don't have visa requirements, but could someone confirm this?
Thanks

Hi all, new to the forum
I want to get into an IS in SE Asia, I have a mechanical engineering degree and have been teaching maths for a few years. I can teach A levels maths and even further math (which I think it is equivalent to IB HL maths). Is it necessary to have a maths degree, or is experience enough- even for top tier school?
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