Thanks for the tips!
A master degree is the law to be a teacher and then there's also an entrance examination (in 2 phases: if you pass the written one you can access the oral one). But you only get your official certification after a year of practice and evaluation! So the road is still long!
Honestly I'm not planning to teacher aboard, it's not something I'm interested in (what would I do with Looping?!) but it's always good to have many options. Mostly it's because there are not many spots available for the master degree compared to the number of students applying. Most of them will apply for the regular master so my thinking is to not limit myself to the regular one in my applications cause if I sont have a proposition for the regular one at least I might have a spot for the international one and I know the fact classes are in English won't be a problem for me
In the first year of the master there's a mandatory internship abroad. At first I was reticent about it because I thought I would be for 2 or 4 months but it's only for 2 to 4 weeks and my brother's already said they'd happily babysit Looping.
Here's the map of the partnership school for the internship. I could see myself eating pasta in Italy, drinking a beer in Dublin and sunbathing in the Canarias or even visiting ancient ruins in Greece