[dj12lee]

One major thing the poster omits to mention is that you need Police reports for the last ten years, for every country you've worked in. This can prove tough to get, if, like me, you've worked in several, and those countries doesn't operate in English.

If you work abroad, get a Police Report before you leave the country !!

Also, they want to know your working dates - not the nearest month, but the DAY you started work in Matabeleland, and the DAY you finished. If you approximate, make sure you are consistent !

A good
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here would be to have a Testimonial from your employer, stating that you worked for xxx school / institution, from date yyy to date zzz.

(Note - this sounds tough, but it's the same for persons from NZ wanting to come here, for example.)

(I find this a bit unfair - it means somebody who has worked at school aaa in the UK for ten years is MORE LIKELY to be successful in getting through the process than somebody who has proved they can work overseas, but can't prove their lack of criminality ! But the aaa worker may have been on dubious missions to foreign lands during the holidays - hmph ! A loophole).

(Sorry about the little rant, but I'd be in NZ now if it weren't for translating and certifying Arabic documents !!).