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How to Become a Teacher in Canada?

This may come as a surprise to those who don’t know this, but teaching is comfortably on the list of Canada’s most remunerative professions. The spoiler of this exciting news is that there aren’t enough vacancies for the new Education degree holders. For this reason, the compensation of the job is rarely on par with the commitment to see the training through. Like other jobs and professions, applying for a teaching job in Canada will involve some interview questions to assess your suitability.
Teaching is a job that draws inspiration from an innate passion for the profession and the students being tutored. A teacher lacking both motivators is hardly expected to have a long career.
Primary Criteria to Become a Teacher in Canada
To successfully become a teacher in Canada, one must satisfy a minimum of two of the following criteria:

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Work Permits

Who or Which Companies Are Hiring Foreign Workers?
The purpose of companies hiring foreign workers is to be able to meet the demand of the workforce needed to sustain the economy of the city, the province, and Canada as a whole.
However, this is not a full privilege nor an easy process to deal with. Companies based in the city are given authorizations to bring in foreign workers if, and only if, they could find a qualified Canadian, especially those from the city, to fill a specific job post with skills specialization or no such native has applied for the said job post. These companies are also monitored with their immigrant workers that it would not cause employment issues to natural Canadian citizens nor affect the Canadian labour market. This is also subject to the fulfilment of requirements and conditions that have to be met in a definite period of time.
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Degrees / Diplomas and Equivalency

Employers will initially evaluate your skills and knowledge based on the credentials you have presented to them, most especially with your diploma. It is highly recommended to mention your degree with the most equivalent Quebec degree. A list of degree equivalencies is provided below the page.
To process a degree equivalency, one must submit an ECD form. ECD stands for evaluation comparative des etudes or comparative education evaluation. This process does not provide an official degree equivalency evaluation but can help employers in matching your credentials to the qualifications they have posted for their job openings. Most employers do not request this form but, in certain cases, will still use this, especially when applying for a job position in a government office or corporation.
At some point, it is also required that your degree or training equivalency …