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02-27-2008, 12:55 PM
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| UK citizen - teaching in america?
Hi I am a UK citizen and am currently studying a PGCE to become a qualified science teacher. My partner is an electrician but we are not married. Based on our trades, how difficult would we find it to obtain a Visa in America? I would like to got to some of the poorer areas in America where they really need teachers, and teach for a couple of years there. I have seen quite a lot of demand for this on the Internet. Please could someone advise on the likelyhood of being accepted. Many Thanks      |
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