What kind of documents are required to prove my teaching experience, such as payslips, bank statements, or experience letters?
You should provide official experience letters from each educational institution where you taught. These must be on letterhead, signed by an authorized person, and state your job title, subjects taught, employment dates, and work hours.
Other useful documents include:
- Payslips or salary slips covering your teaching period
- Bank statements showing salary credits
- Appointment and promotion letters
- Tax documents (Form 16 or income tax returns)
- Any teaching contracts, attendance records, or certifications if available
Make sure all documents are consistent, authentic, and in English or with certified translations. Detailed, signed experience letters are especially important for visa and admission processes. Leap can help you organize and verify these documents for your application.
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