very informative ma'am. glad to hear the pros kasi natakot talaga ako. haha. lalo kapag nagbabasa ako ng articles about problems encountered by other teachers there na nababanggit sa articles.
opo talaga sir nakakatakot kasi iba ang dating pag galing sa kwento... pero ang totoo hindi naman lahat ganun. Marami ring misconceptions na nabubuo dahil sa mga kwento kwento. Kasi ang basic principle naman ay hindi pare pareho ang experiences at kahit pare pareho ang experiences iba iba ang mga teachers ng pag respond at pag handle ng situations. Maalaki ring role ang ginagampanan ng mga "expectations" na mayroon ka bago ka pa man duon pumunta. Pero totoo na pinakamahalaga ang "classroom/behavior management" dapat bago ka pa man sumabak ay paghandaan na ito. Magbasa, manood ng mga informative na videos. Iadjust ang expectations at maging handa na matuto. Lahat ng pupunta duon ay mag uumpisa sa pag-aaral muli. Have you seen my video on classroom management? :) Meron din akong video about school fights. hahahaha. Salamat sir sa pag bisita sa aking channel.
I am glad that this has helped you. I have another video that covers teacher struggles in more details if you want to watch it. I also have a separate video about classroom management if that is something you are interested to watch as well. You can follow me on my FB Page and we can chat there if it will help. TEACHER STRUGGLES/CHALLENGES th-cam.com/video/7tJIkOTG1jE/w-d-xo.html CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT th-cam.com/video/Cz9JvK4YIdA/w-d-xo.html FB PAGE facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077093028941
Hi po maam new subscriber here po. Very informative po ang inyong mga content. Thank you so much po fir sharing the steps and mga experiences kung paano maging teacher sa ibang bansa. Aspiring din po ako na makapagturo abroad. Nakakatulong po talaga ang inyong mga videos.Thank you so much po.😊
Ay wow. Salamat po mam sa panonood. Good luck po sa inyo mam. Preparation is key po. :) follow po kayo sa fb ko para makajoin kayo pag nag live me. God bless po!
I would like to offer some free advice. You should hesitate before accepting a teaching position in an inner city ghetto school in the following locations: NYC, Newark, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis or Los Angeles. The vast majority of the students from these locations lack discipline and basic life skills. If you disregard my advice you will be extremely frustrated.
Parang maganda yong napuntahan momg school, ma'am. Sana po lahat ganyan ang norm. :) I have an application going pero for South Carolina. do you know any teachers who are in South Carolina?
Opo in a way swertihan din. hahaha. Opo yung Bff ko na nag introduce sa akin ng EPI at ng J1 visa cheneleyn ay nasa South Carolina (H1b na ang visa nya). Sa Greenville sya nagtuturo kung tama ang pagkakaalala ko.
hello po mam, planning also to apply and now preparing for the nescessary documents. this august 22,2023 to apply my passport. I am 28yrs in service to present. I got my sped item last 2008 and finished my masters degree in sped 2020. hoping to apply soon.
Hello po Teach....A very nice and informative content... Mam paano po ba mka pag appply diyan sa Floroda? may mga teaching job vacancy po ba? Pls. reply. Thanks
I did not have a child during my application. I gave birth to my son in the US. But this visa allows your family (husband and kids) as your dependents. Their visa is called J2. You can take them with you and travel with you or they can follow. Either is fine.
very informative po, but can I ask mam, is there a chance for us to have an offer from the school in the US where we will be teaching, could accommodate and give us a permanent teaching position from them?... like a working in that school for a lifetime?...thanks a lot...
well, if your visa is J1, it's not possible because you have to go home after 5 years unless you have an approved waiver. If your visa is H1b in that school, then yeah. :)
The school did not cover my insurance. The insurance is one that's accredited by the visa sponsor. Teacher's union membership is also optional and the teacher will pay the membership fee. I never joined the teacher union during my stay there.
Hi! In the Philippines, after completing (graduating) your Bachelor's degree in education, you could take your licensure exam. If you pass the test, then you will receive your license. Teaching in the US on a J1 and H1b visas require that you have a valid teaching license from your home country.
New Subscriber here po. If I may ask, Ma'am, after 5 years, can one renew the contract or you need to go back to the Philippines and stay for two years daw po before you ca renew again?
yes po required ang pag-uwi at physical presence sa home country after ng program maliban kung may approved waiver request ka. Eto po yung sinasabing waiver sana makatulong th-cam.com/video/EASHvKbiJXE/w-d-xo.html
hello Maam Nag apply po ako sa EPI, im done with interview with the school principal. Im still waiting if they will hire me or not. How long should I wait?
Pre-school might be a little challenging in terms of looking for visa sponsors. It's challenging but not impossible. I think you have more chances if you work on an H1b visa than a J1 visa. I am saying this because if you look at the J1 visa program sponsors' websites they are looking for primary to secondary school teachers.
There are differences and similarities. In terms of paperworks and other nonteaching related stuff there's so much less in the US. If it's a nonteaching stuff and to be done after school, you will be paid.
The only challenging but really difficult part is managing the students' misbehavior. Bjt you will learn and be able to adjust if you work smart and never guve up.i have videos about that too.
You can skip placement agencies. They will just ask for a huge amount of placement fee when you can do the whole thing by yourself. Hope this helps. for J1 visa th-cam.com/video/GQaMjNQw6es/w-d-xo.html for H1b Visa th-cam.com/video/HWLG9qZHEKk/w-d-xo.html
yes you can stay up to 5 years but must go back to your home country or the country where you obtained your j1 visa for physical presence for 2 years (does not have to be continuous). If you obtained a waiver, then you can stay after 5 years and apply for a new visa like H1b.
opo naman. mahal nga lang po mag-aral duon. pero may mga grants din for teachers yun lang madalas eh para sa locals po yung grants. pero while in the US din marami rin namang distance universities sa Pinas so habang nasa US ka nag-aaral ka at enrolled sa UP or DLSu or kung saan man. Mas mura po yun.
Its a long story but basically, my visa sponsor arranged an interview for me with the district and I passed and got the job offer and have accepted it. If you want to know more about how to find a visa sponsor and employer (schools/district) you can watch this video. th-cam.com/video/GQaMjNQw6es/w-d-xo.html
yes. employers do not really care (exact words for this) what you do with your time after school hours. The visa sponsor also only cares about you not violating your visa requirements and studying is not a violation.
@@Teachingandmore hello maam, Do I have a chance teaching there even if i was just had 2-3 experience in teaching here? Can you recommend me a visa sponsor?thanks
@@mariapagaran9799 they need a minimum of 2-3 years of relevant teaching experience, so you are eligible to apply. Other eligibility requirements are discussed in this video th-cam.com/video/f8psXdSBa6Y/w-d-xo.html
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I just love your personality. Thanks for posting such great contents
Very helpful content for those who aspire to teach to US 😍
thank you!
very informative ma'am. glad to hear the pros kasi natakot talaga ako. haha. lalo kapag nagbabasa ako ng articles about problems encountered by other teachers there na nababanggit sa articles.
opo talaga sir nakakatakot kasi iba ang dating pag galing sa kwento... pero ang totoo hindi naman lahat ganun. Marami ring misconceptions na nabubuo dahil sa mga kwento kwento. Kasi ang basic principle naman ay hindi pare pareho ang experiences at kahit pare pareho ang experiences iba iba ang mga teachers ng pag respond at pag handle ng situations. Maalaki ring role ang ginagampanan ng mga "expectations" na mayroon ka bago ka pa man duon pumunta. Pero totoo na pinakamahalaga ang "classroom/behavior management" dapat bago ka pa man sumabak ay paghandaan na ito. Magbasa, manood ng mga informative na videos. Iadjust ang expectations at maging handa na matuto. Lahat ng pupunta duon ay mag uumpisa sa pag-aaral muli. Have you seen my video on classroom management? :) Meron din akong video about school fights. hahahaha. Salamat sir sa pag bisita sa aking channel.
Hi teach! Thank you for this. I am struggling right now, but this video helped me a lot. Thank you for saying it’s not always about me.
I am glad that this has helped you. I have another video that covers teacher struggles in more details if you want to watch it. I also have a separate video about classroom management if that is something you are interested to watch as well. You can follow me on my FB Page and we can chat there if it will help. TEACHER STRUGGLES/CHALLENGES th-cam.com/video/7tJIkOTG1jE/w-d-xo.html CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT th-cam.com/video/Cz9JvK4YIdA/w-d-xo.html
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love to always watch your vids mam :)
thank you very much for watching! :)
thank u for this maam sha!
you're welcome po! and thank you for watching!
Hi teacher, thank you for this content I learned a lot from your experience.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you got some things from it. :)
Hi po maam new subscriber here po. Very informative po ang inyong mga content. Thank you so much po fir sharing the steps and mga experiences kung paano maging teacher sa ibang bansa. Aspiring din po ako na makapagturo abroad. Nakakatulong po talaga ang inyong mga videos.Thank you so much po.😊
Ay wow. Salamat po mam sa panonood. Good luck po sa inyo mam. Preparation is key po. :) follow po kayo sa fb ko para makajoin kayo pag nag live me. God bless po!
Salute to you mam Sha😍
thank you mam! :)
Thank you for inspiring me mam
you're welcome!
Napakasarap pakinggan ng accent mo Ma'am.
maraming salamat po! :)
I would like to offer some free advice. You should hesitate before accepting a teaching position in an inner city ghetto school in the following locations: NYC, Newark, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis or Los Angeles. The vast majority of the students from these locations lack discipline and basic life skills. If you disregard my advice you will be extremely frustrated.
thanks very much for this Vernon! I hear so much about these places you mentioned. I for one would not accept a job offer here.
How about in Florida sir?
@@milagrosmendoza9947 For the most part, Florida is a good place. However, I recommend that you stay clear of metro Miami.
Speaking of discipline. Yes, the majority of the students are not disciplined at all. Ma'am, in addition is also here in San Diego 😅
Hi Maam. New subscriber here. Thank you for your informative video.
You are welcome and thanks for watching the video. :)
I 'm your new subscriber mam thank you for your video
you're welcome po. salamat po sa pagsubscribe
Parang maganda yong napuntahan momg school, ma'am. Sana po lahat ganyan ang norm. :) I have an application going pero for South Carolina. do you know any teachers who are in South Carolina?
Opo in a way swertihan din. hahaha. Opo yung Bff ko na nag introduce sa akin ng EPI at ng J1 visa cheneleyn ay nasa South Carolina (H1b na ang visa nya). Sa Greenville sya nagtuturo kung tama ang pagkakaalala ko.
Ang galing ate sha
Salamat! Haaha
thank you ma'am
you're welcome!
Hello ma'am.thank you for.sharing this..just wana know kung saang district po kayo?
Orange county po sa Florida
Nakakamiss yung teaching style mo ma'am Sharon. Ang swerte po ng mga studyante mo jan.
hi Ted! Thanks very much! I'm back in Pinas! :)
Bakasyon nyo po?
@@tededuard6564 complying with the visa requirement. hopefully, after 2 years we'll be back in the US. :)
@@Teachingandmore hello maam can you recommend me a visa sponsor?
@@mariapagaran9799 Here mam. Hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/GQaMjNQw6es/w-d-xo.html
hello po mam, planning also to apply and now preparing for the nescessary documents. this august 22,2023 to apply my passport. I am 28yrs in service to present. I got my sped item last 2008 and finished my masters degree in sped 2020. hoping to apply soon.
your sped credentials will give you lots of opportunities. I am excited for you! :)
On what yr of teaching did u gain ur accent? Did u enrol in a course to have one? Adults dont gain an accent easily like kids
Maybe on my 2nd or 3rd year. I did not enrol in any class. I'd listen and mimic. :)
Hello po Teach....A very nice and informative content... Mam paano po ba mka pag appply diyan sa Floroda? may mga teaching job vacancy po ba? Pls. reply. Thanks
Hi ma'am please follow my FB Page and send me a pm there so I could give you information on this. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077093028941
Ganda ng accent mo madam hehe thnks sa video content
Salamat po. Hehehe
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Hello mam, thanks for this very informative video! Question lang po, were you able to bring your kids with you? Or spouse lang?
I did not have a child during my application. I gave birth to my son in the US. But this visa allows your family (husband and kids) as your dependents. Their visa is called J2. You can take them with you and travel with you or they can follow. Either is fine.
very informative po, but can I ask mam, is there a chance for us to have an offer from the school in the US where we will be teaching, could accommodate and give us a permanent teaching position from them?... like a working in that school for a lifetime?...thanks a lot...
well, if your visa is J1, it's not possible because you have to go home after 5 years unless you have an approved waiver. If your visa is H1b in that school, then yeah. :)
Question ma'am a teacher like you applying to teach here in the U.S. Did the school covers your insurance and also have teachers union? Thank you😊
The school did not cover my insurance. The insurance is one that's accredited by the visa sponsor. Teacher's union membership is also optional and the teacher will pay the membership fee. I never joined the teacher union during my stay there.
nice video! i heard you need to get a teaching license first in order for you to apply, how did you do it?
Hi! In the Philippines, after completing (graduating) your Bachelor's degree in education, you could take your licensure exam. If you pass the test, then you will receive your license. Teaching in the US on a J1 and H1b visas require that you have a valid teaching license from your home country.
I wear the same shoes as you=)
Hahaha. Isn't it very comfy?
New Subscriber here po. If I may ask, Ma'am, after 5 years, can one renew the contract or you need to go back to the Philippines and stay for two years daw po before you ca renew again?
yes po required ang pag-uwi at physical presence sa home country after ng program maliban kung may approved waiver request ka. Eto po yung sinasabing waiver sana makatulong th-cam.com/video/EASHvKbiJXE/w-d-xo.html
hello Maam
Nag apply po ako sa EPI, im done with interview with the school principal. Im still waiting if they will hire me or not. How long should I wait?
Usually they will send an email within 24-48 hours.
Maam how about a preschool teacher po?pwede po ba ako mkakapag apply jan as preschool teacher?
Pre-school might be a little challenging in terms of looking for visa sponsors. It's challenging but not impossible. I think you have more chances if you work on an H1b visa than a J1 visa. I am saying this because if you look at the J1 visa program sponsors' websites they are looking for primary to secondary school teachers.
Hello mam. Is teaching there different from the Philippines? How about lesson planning? Is it the same?
There are differences and similarities. In terms of paperworks and other nonteaching related stuff there's so much less in the US. If it's a nonteaching stuff and to be done after school, you will be paid.
The only challenging but really difficult part is managing the students' misbehavior. Bjt you will learn and be able to adjust if you work smart and never guve up.i have videos about that too.
@@Teachingandmore thank you very much for your quick reply. I am convinced that you are an efficient teacher.
I just would like to ask, can you recommend partners/agencies where we can send our teaching application in the US?
You can skip placement agencies. They will just ask for a huge amount of placement fee when you can do the whole thing by yourself. Hope this helps. for J1 visa th-cam.com/video/GQaMjNQw6es/w-d-xo.html for H1b Visa th-cam.com/video/HWLG9qZHEKk/w-d-xo.html
H1B visa is better than J1. Thank you for this, Mam!
you're welcome! :)
She really proficient in conversation. And gorgeous
If JI visa ma'am, Is it really required to go home to your country after 3yrs or 5yrs?
yes you can stay up to 5 years but must go back to your home country or the country where you obtained your j1 visa for physical presence for 2 years (does not have to be continuous). If you obtained a waiver, then you can stay after 5 years and apply for a new visa like H1b.
You did not mention how many holidays for summer break? How long is summer break?
about about 2-3 months depending on the state.
Hi teacher Sha san sa Florida ka po?
sa orlando po. orange county public schools. pero nasa Pinas na po ako ngayin tapos ko na ang 5 years. kakauwi ko lang po thisbyear
Hi mam.. anong grade level po ang tinuruan nyo? 😊
11 and 12 po (Math/Physics)
Hello po. Pag naka work naba jan pwede po ba mag enroll ng master degree?
opo naman. mahal nga lang po mag-aral duon. pero may mga grants din for teachers yun lang madalas eh para sa locals po yung grants. pero while in the US din marami rin namang distance universities sa Pinas so habang nasa US ka nag-aaral ka at enrolled sa UP or DLSu or kung saan man. Mas mura po yun.
May tax ba salary how abouthouse rentals
I have a video about looking for and renting an apartment in the US.
What subject do you teach mam
Physics po at math. :)
How did you land in Florida?
Its a long story but basically, my visa sponsor arranged an interview for me with the district and I passed and got the job offer and have accepted it. If you want to know more about how to find a visa sponsor and employer (schools/district) you can watch this video. th-cam.com/video/GQaMjNQw6es/w-d-xo.html
@@Teachingandmore thank u,is there any chance that I could teach in SPED though I do not have teaching experince in teaching SPED
@@elliryccc.cyrille_ I see... they require at least 2 to 3 years of full-time relevant teaching experience.
hello ma'am. just want to ask if you can still pursue your PhD here in the Philippines through online class while working there? is it allowed?
yes. employers do not really care (exact words for this) what you do with your time after school hours. The visa sponsor also only cares about you not violating your visa requirements and studying is not a violation.
@@Teachingandmore hello maam, Do I have a chance teaching there even if i was just had 2-3 experience in teaching here? Can you recommend me a visa sponsor?thanks
@@mariapagaran9799 they need a minimum of 2-3 years of relevant teaching experience, so you are eligible to apply. Other eligibility requirements are discussed in this video th-cam.com/video/f8psXdSBa6Y/w-d-xo.html
Epi po ba kayo maam?
opo. :)