So I’ve been on a Working Holiday Visa since February and I now have 2 months left on my Visa.
I’m French and I’ve been working in an Eikaiwa School as a French and English language teacher for some months now. As the students appreciate my work, the company I work for is sponsoring my visa and we’ve already started preparing the documents.
I don’t have a Bachelor’s Degree but I do have 3 years of experience teaching French (which is my mother tongue) and English in language schools back in France. I know that for International Services, 3 years is the minimum requirement if we don’t hold a Degree so I fit the requirements.
Regarding the documents to provide to prove my previous employment, I asked my French temporary employment agency with whom I was working for to provide a stamped and signed employment reference letter specifying the dates of employment etc. I’m also going to provide my 3 work contracts and 3 work certificates covering the whole period of 3 years.
Since I’m a native French speaker teaching French, I think I could get the visa but I’m a bit nervous about the employment documents and I’m wondering if I provide all these, is it enough to prove my previous 3 years experience?
Thank you for your help 🙂
by m_blll