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Re: employment
Posted by do your homework on 4/11/08
Honestly speaking, you will need more than those superficial
requirements to get employment as a public school teacher in
the States, especially in New England where SAUs are run by
locals where nepotism, cronyism, favoritism, and many other
lamentable -isms rule supreme. Have you applied for state
certification in your field of expertise in Vermont or
elsewhere? That can be a long row to hoe, my friend. Do
you have reliable contacts who have influence? These and
many more factors must be considered prior to even getting
an interview. I am not trying to rain on your parade, but
you first of all need the proper credentials, recognized
here in the States before even considering teaching here. I
wish you all the luck in the world, especially in New
England. Maria Scalia
On 3/04/08, Steven Shipton wrote:
> Dear Sir/madam, I live in S Wales UK and am currenlty
> struggling to find employment here due to the economic
> circumstances and would like to work abroad if any
> opportunities exist. I would describe myself as very
> presentable, affable and hard working. I really feel that
i
> have something very considerable indeed to offer to any
> society. Any reply to this mail would be appreciated. All
> the best, Steve
Posts on this thread, including this one
- employment, 3/04/08, by Steven Shipton.
- Re: employment, 4/11/08, by do your homework.
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