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On 10/21/09, Idaho Native wrote:
> I am currently in the process of getting a teaching
> certificate in the state of Idaho (I will graduate in May).
> I am going to be able to teach secondary sciences
> (chemistry, biology, physics, and earth science) and I was
> wondering how difficult it might be for a new teacher to
> find a job in Alaska.
>
> I am planning on going to the ATP job fair in Seattle in
> April. Do you have any advice? Are there certain areas in
> Alaska that would be recommended to teach in over others?
>
> I would appreciate any help that you could give me!
> Thank you for your time!
I work in Middle School and I know we always need Science
teachers. I think you can find a job withouth even going to
the Job Fair. Subbing in the district and getting a feel of
which school is the school for you, in my opinion, is much
better way of finding a job in the State you want to live and
work.
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