Updates to the non-UK eligibility page

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-Before you apply for teacher training in England, you must check that you have [the right qualifications](#qualifications-youll-need-to-train-to-teach) and they meet the standard set for English teacher training.
+To train to teach in England, you’ll need to have: 
 
-## How to check your qualifications
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-The simplest way to check your qualifications meet the required standard in England is to get a [statement of comparability from the UK European Network of Information Centres (UK ENIC)](https://enic.org.uk/Qualifications/SOC/Default.aspx).
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-This is a certificate that proves your school and university qualifications are the same standard as UK GCSEs and a UK bachelor's degree.
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-When you apply for teacher training, you'll be asked to submit details of your statement of comparability. Applications which include this are 28% more likely to be successful.
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-A statement of comparability costs $nonuk_statementofcomparabilitycost$. It takes 15 working days to complete your order from the date ENIC receives your qualification documents and payment.
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-## Get help checking your qualifications
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-To get help with your qualifications, you can use the live chat service at the bottom of this page. Or you can call us on +44 800 389 2500. Calls will be charged at your country's standard rate.
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-We're available Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5:30pm (UK local time) except on [bank holidays](https://www.gov.uk/bank-holidays) in England.
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-When you speak to us, we can tell you if you're eligible for a [teacher training adviser](/teacher-training-advisers).
+* a bachelor’s degree from a UK or non-UK university (or other institution) 
+* a maths qualification of the same standard as GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) grade 4 (C) 
+*  a science qualification of the same standard as GCSE grade 4 (C) if you teach pupils aged 3 to 11
+* an English language qualification which meets the standard of a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) grade 4 (C) 
 
+A GCSE is an academic qualification awarded for exams in England, usually taken at the age of 16.
 
-## Qualifications you'll need to train to teach
+## How to check your qualifications
 
-To train to teach in England, you'll need:
+To check your qualifications meet the required standard in England you will need a [statement of comparability from the UK European Network of Information Centres (UK ENIC)](https://enic.org.uk/Qualifications/SOC/Default.aspx). 
 
-* a degree which meets the standard of a UK bachelor’s degree (this can come from a non-UK university)
-* an English language qualification which meets the standard of a grade 4 General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) – a qualification awarded for exams taken at age 16 in England
-* a maths qualification which meets the standard of a grade 4 GCSE
-* if teaching children aged 3 to 11 in primary school, a physics, chemistry or biology (science) qualification which meets the standard of a grade 4 GCSE
+This certificate proves your school and university qualifications are the same standard as UK GCSEs and a UK bachelor’s degree. 
 
-You'll also need to:
+When you apply for teacher training, you’ll be asked to submit details of your statement of comparability. Applications which include this are 28% more likely to be successful. 
 
-* complete a fitness questionnaire before starting training
-* undergo safeguarding and criminal record checks carried out by your training provider or employer
+A statement of comparability costs $nonuk_statementofcomparabilitycost$. It takes 15 working days to complete your order from the date ENIC receives your qualification documents and payment.
 
 ## English language, maths and science proficiency
 
-If you’ve reached a certain proficiency in an English language test, some providers will accept this as evidence you meet the standard of a grade 4 GCSE in English. You can find out more by visiting the following websites:
+If you’ve reached a certain proficiency in an English language test, some providers will accept this as evidence you meet the standard of a GCSE grade 4 (C) in English.  You can find out more by visiting the following websites:
 
 * [International English Language Testing System (IELTS) website](https://www.ielts.org/)
 * [Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) website](https://www.ets.org/toefl)
 * [C2 Proficiency, formerly known as Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE) website](https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-tests/proficiency/)
 
-If you have not passed an English language test like this, or do not have qualifications in maths or science which are the same standard as grade 4 GCSE, some teacher training providers will let you sit tests in these subjects. It’s best to contact them to ask about their policy before you apply.
+If you have not passed an English language test, or do not have a GCSE grade 4 (C) equivalent qualification in maths or science, some teacher training providers will let you sit tests in these subjects. Contact providers to check their policy before you apply. 
 
 ## If you do not have a bachelor's degree
 
-If you do not have a degree, you can apply for an [undergraduate course in England on the UCAS website](https://www.ucas.com/postgraduate/teacher-training/applying-teacher-training/find-teacher-training-programmes). These undergraduate courses are 3 to 4 years and combine a teaching degree with [qualified teacher status (QTS)](/train-to-be-a-teacher/what-is-qts). When you complete your studies, you’ll be able to apply for jobs as a teacher in England.
+If you do not have a degree, you can apply for an [undergraduate course in England on the UCAS website](https://www.ucas.com/postgraduate/teacher-training/applying-teacher-training/find-teacher-training-programmes). These undergraduate courses are 3 to 4 years and you can search for courses that combine a teaching degree with [qualified teacher status (QTS)](/train-to-be-a-teacher/what-is-qts). When you complete your studies, you’ll be able to apply for jobs as a teacher in England.
 
 The [UK Council for International Student Affairs website](https://www.ukcisa.org.uk/) has lots of helpful information about studying at an English university.
 
-## How to apply
+## How to apply for teacher training
+
+You can [search for postgraduate teacher training courses](https://find-teacher-training-courses.service.gov.uk/) that lead to qualified teacher status (QTS).  
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+[Find guidance on applying for teacher training courses](/how-to-apply-for-teacher-training/teacher-training-application). 
 
-Have you spoken to one of our advisers to check you have the required qualifications for teacher training in England? They can also help you submit your application.
+When you get offered a place on a course, your provider will arrange a background and criminal records check. This is known as a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. You must pass these checks to teach students under 18. Safeguarding checks may take longer if you are living or have lived abroad. 
 
-Learn more about [how to find and apply for teacher training courses](/non-uk-teachers/train-to-teach-in-england-as-an-international-student#find-and-apply-for-teacher-training-courses).
+You’ll also need to complete a fitness questionnaire before starting training. 
 
-## Already a qualified teacher?
+Due to rules about immigration, not all providers can accept international applicants. Check with providers before you apply.
 
 If you're already a qualified teacher, find out how you can [teach in England if you completed your teacher training outside the UK](/non-uk-teachers/teach-in-england-if-you-trained-overseas).
 
-## Contact
+## Get help
 
-If you have general questions about the information on this page, you can email us at teach.inengland@education.gov.uk.
+To get help with your qualifications, you can use the live chat service at the bottom of this page. Or you can call us on +44 800 389 2500. Calls will be charged at your country's standard rate.
 
-You may be eligible for personalised support from a [teacher training adviser](/teacher-training-advisers). They can help with your application to a training provider or school.
+We're available Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5:30pm (UK local time) except on [bank holidays](https://www.gov.uk/bank-holidays) in England.
 
-To check if you're eligible for an adviser, you can call us on +44 800 389 2500. Calls will be charged at your country’s standard rate. Or you can contact us using the live chat service at the bottom of this page.
+When you speak to us, we can tell you if you're eligible for a [teacher training adviser](/teacher-training-advisers).
 
-We’re available Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5:30pm (UK local time) except on [bank holidays](https://www.gov.uk/bank-holidays) in England.
+If you have general questions about the information on this page, you can email us at teach.inengland@education.gov.uk.