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May 8, 2020
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haha
It's a good point to remember. Everyone is generally very eager to add as many certs as possible to maximize their chances of being hired. It's good to keep in mind though that once a subject/grade level is on your DoDEA cert, it is there to stay and you could be asked to actually teach it.
MsU
Ultimately I love teaching and the kids. I would enjoy all of those experiences. But my skills- I'm truly SPED through and through. Thanks all!
May 9, 2020
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Sunnyluring
@Rj are you in Okinawa now and what's it like with a family there if your not military related at all?
RJ
I am not. I have been there a few times an di have many friends that live there. It's the perfect place to raise a family. That's just my opinion. Maybe others can chime in.
May 10, 2020
haha
There are a lot English/ELA related courses available. You would just need to double-check that they would meet the requirements since many of them appear to be be EDU prefix classes. LaVerne has some english/literature courses for teachers. If you need just a straight up literature course, you may have to hunt around but I'm sure they are out ther...See More
May 8, 2020
haha
It often seems to go to a military spouse or former military in my narrow experience. They would likely want someone who can be knowledgeable/empathetic bridge between the school and the military community. Sometimes more knowledge and experience in one sector can make up for a lack in the other. It can't hurt to apply.
Hi all, I am looking to get 24 SH on elementary education. All my research just shows BA/MA. But I don't want a degree on that, I just need online courses. Any suggestion helps! Thank you so much!!
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May 8, 2020
Icanread
They will definitely need teachers. I know the travel ban is affecting so many things. I think hiring may just be later than expected this year.
Teach
Schools are still placing excesses and don't have their student numbers complete for next year since families cannot PCS right now nor project when they will be at a new school.
Apr 23, 2020
I recently got National Board certified (think 10 times before you start, it'll consume you) and our state has financial incentives for getting the NB certificate as well as working at a low-income low-achieving school as an NB certified teacher (which is the case for me). So I'm trying to see if it's a fina...See More
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HelpOthers
In addition to what haha said about working for DoDEA in a foreign country, If you work for DoDEA in the USA, the starting step would be 5 and the salary scale is also different. Relocation is not paid for moving to a DoDEA school in the USA. Look into the cost of housing in the US location, because housing is also not included. One place we lived ...See More
Liv_hopeful
@Couple of Questions, @ IsItFriday?, and @HelpOthers, thanks so much for your input. I don't think this year is my year to move overseas but it's great to know that we have a community here where we can always count on others to help us out with questions. Have a great day and and stay safe, guys! :)
May 4, 2020
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May 5, 2020
My long term goal is to move overseas, I don't really care...See More
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haha
Well, you sound like you have a strong application, which is all you can really control.
Have you thought about international schools? They won't have the military aspect but would likely get you overseas faster.
Have you thought about international schools? They won't have the military aspect but would likely get you overseas faster.
HelpOthers
If you do not mind working overseas at the district level, keep an eye on USA jobs for vacancies.
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