To teach in Australia, you need to meet several key requirements and follow a structured process. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the steps you need to take:

### 1. English Language Proficiency (IELTS Requirement)

   - To be eligible for teaching roles in Australia, you must demonstrate a high level of English proficiency. The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is commonly used for this purpose.

   - You need to achieve a minimum band score of 8 in Listening and Speaking and 7 in Reading and Writing. These scores are essential to prove your capability to communicate effectively in an English-speaking classroom environment.

### 2. Apply for Teaching License via AITSL

   - AITSL (Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership) is the authority responsible for assessing qualifications for teachers. You will need to apply online for a teaching license through the AITSL website.

   - The application process will involve submitting your academic qualifications, evidence of teaching experience, English proficiency test results, and any other relevant documents.

   - AITSL will assess whether your qualifications and experience meet Australian standards. If your application is successful, you will be granted a teaching license.

### 3. Attend a Career Fair via Eventbrite

   - Once you have your teaching license, the next step is to explore job opportunities. Eventbrite often hosts career fairs and recruitment events for various states in Australia.

   - Attend a career fair for the state where you wish to teach (e.g., New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland). These events provide opportunities to meet with school representatives, learn about different schools and teaching roles, and potentially secure a job offer.

### 4. Obtain a Job Offer

   - At the career fair or through other job search methods, aim to secure an offer letter from a school in Australia. This job offer is crucial for the next steps in your immigration process.

### 5. Apply for Permanent Residency (Subclass 189)

   - Before moving to Australia, it is advisable to apply for a Permanent Residency (PR) visa. The Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa is a common choice for teachers, as it allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia permanently.

   - The application process for the Subclass 189 visa includes submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI), meeting the points test requirements, and providing documentation to support your application (such as your AITSL assessment, IELTS results, and job offer letter).

### 6. Assessment and Visa Application at the Embassy

   - After you have submitted your visa application, you will need to undergo a skills assessment and possibly an interview at the Australian Embassy. The embassy staff will guide you through this process and help ensure that all documentation is in order.

### 7. Final Steps and Relocation

   - Once your visa is approved, you are ready to move to Australia and start your teaching job. Some states, like South Australia (Adelaide), offer relocation assistance or bonuses to teachers moving from overseas to help with the transition.

By following these steps, you can successfully navigate the process of becoming a teacher in Australia and enjoy a rewarding career in education.