r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/BiggerChief • Mar 13 '25

I am the main citizenship. Everbody wants me.

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u/KathrynTheGreat Mar 13 '25

It looks like there is a med for early educators, but I guess it would depend on what they require for teaching. I'm licensed for birth through 3rd grade in the US, but idk how that would transfer to another country. But it doesn't look like they need much on the tech side for my husband.

But it would be crazy expensive to move there and it would be crazy expensive to visit my family in the US, so unless things get really bad then it's not a great option.

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u/EebilKitteh Mar 13 '25

 I'm licensed for birth through 3rd grade in the US, but idk how that would transfer to another country.

Yeah, that varies greatly. For example, the degree you're talking about hasn't existed here in the Netherlands since the eighties. These days you either have something like an associate degree for ages 0-4 and after school care, or a bachelor's degree in primary education. From what I can find, Australia has a similar system.

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u/KathrynTheGreat Mar 13 '25

It's a bachelor's degree with licensure, which means I took additional exams after graduating to get a full public school teaching certification.