What employers usually see
A completed bachelor's can satisfy the education baseline even when it is unrelated to teaching or has no honours label.
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No honours does not automatically kill the plan. Many immigration routes ask for a completed bachelor's degree, full stop.

A completed bachelor's can satisfy the education baseline even when it is unrelated to teaching or has no honours label.
An incomplete degree, diploma below bachelor's level, unusual award title, or missing transcripts may need closer checking.
You may need the certificate authenticated or apostilled. Some processes also request sealed transcripts or verification.
Do not ask a recruiter if your degree is 'good enough'. Ask whether your exact award satisfies the current visa category.
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Degree equivalency decisions belong to immigration authorities and sponsoring employers. Confirm your exact award before paying for legalisation or travel.