I decided to go the masters route, but I hope to get a job
before I complete the masters program. If I do, I will take a
year to get accustomed to the job and then work toward
completion of my degree. Of course in MI, I know this is all
just a dream! LOL

L

On 6/23/09, SpecEd Teacher wrote:
> Many districts won't consider folks with advanced degrees,
> because they cost more. With the glut of applicants, it makes
> financial sense to look at folks with BAs.
>
> Having said that, there are special ed positions that require a
> Masters. To be a teacher consultant, you are supposed to have
> a Masters (but they will waive that requirement, along with the
> requirement of 3 years experience). To be a Speech Language
> Pathologist, you do need a Masters.
>
> Good luck in whatever you decide to do!
>
>
>
> On 6/23/09, jobless wrote:
>> I've seen some posts here about teachers not getting
>> teaching jobs and therefore going back to school to get
>> their masters. I was told that if you get your masters
>> before you get a job that they'll never hire you because
>> they would have to pay you more. Grand Valley offers
>> endorsements which is very similar to a masters. I'm just
>> wondering what route to go ??

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