Re: Need some advice

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Job outlook is not that good. If you are serious about getting a
job in WA, you've got to learn WA jargon. State test items,
standards, etc. That's the only way to make yourself stand out.

On 3/13/10, Caitlin Schifferman wrote:
> Hi Mike, Interestingly enough I am curious about teaching
> abroad. Can you tell me a little about where you have taught
> the last six years? Was the overall experience positive?
I
> have heard some horror stories about teaching abroad through
> illegitimate agencies. Any advice you can offer is much
> appreciated.
>
> I wish I could offer you more advice on the job market here
> next year. I will still be in school finishing my masters. It
> seems to be a good place to be for the time being. Thanks!
>
>
> On 11/05/09, Mike wrote:
>> Hello!
>>
>> I just seeking out some advice on teaching jobs in
>> Washington State. I'm currently teaching at an
>> international school in Thailand, but I'm ready to return to
>> the States after living abroad for 6 years. I'm a
>> California licensed teacher, but I'm much more interested in
>> Washington (I lived in Oregon for 7 years).
>>
>> What is the job market supposed to be like next year? I
>> realize it's tight but will it be really bad? I could stick
>> it out at my current school one more school year and the
>> return-- maybe it would be a lot better then.
>>
>> Any advice?
 

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