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    Post: Study/Certification programs for Mandarin teachers in DC?

    Posted by Robert on 4/22/09

    I will try to make this as short as possible. My wife and I
    will be moving to DC next year, and my wife hopes to start a
    job as a foreign language teacher. She is a native Mandarin
    teacher, fluent in both French and English. She's got a
    very good, international academic background and experience
    teaching in both Taiwan and the US.

    There is a school that is interested in hiring her to start
    a Mandarin program, but we are now trying to figure out how
    to go about getting her certified to teach in DC. So far,
    we've been told that she has to take the Praxis I & II.

    As we collect all the information we need to get ready for
    the Praxis tests, I'm curious about work/study sort of
    programs for Mandarin teachers in the US. I've heard of
    government programs that try to get Mandarin teachers in
    American classrooms, but I don't know exactly how that
    applies to us. I also know that some states have programs
    that allow people to start teaching while also taking
    classes to get an education degree.

    Does anyone know about these sorts of programs and if they
    exist in DC? Is anyone familiar with DC programs? I've
    found something called "Transition to Teaching," but I don't
    know if our situation applies.

    If you need any more information or if anything is not
    clear, please ask. I'll be happy to clarify.


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