Workshop on Wabanaki in Maine
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Sep 12, 2005
Hi my name is Kate and I am moving to Maine next year. I
have been working in New York City in Televison and have a
bachlors degree in Communications with a minor in History.
I now what to become a full time teacher in Maine. I would
love any advice on how to go about this . Is there a state
certification program ? Has anyone else changed there
career to teaching at 32 ? Thanks for all you help.
Kate
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Several of the teachers on our staff are career changers.
Teaching is a demanding job, and if you have no previous
experience working with children in a classroom setting,
then you might volunteer one or two days a week. A good
alternative licensure program will require this kind of
experience.
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