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Jul 28, 2018
I guess my first question is if I even have a shot at being hired.
I've been a junior high English teacher for 16 years in Massachusetts and my License is for grades 5-9 English Language Arts.
My bachelors is in English with a secondary teaching endorsement
My Masters is in K-12 Literacy
I also have a long resume for coaching a variety of sports
I would have many good references.
After reading many posts here this seems like a pretty complicated process and I'm feeling overwhelmed.
Also finally with overseas positions are employees children eligiable for enrollment at the school and is it for cost?
Thanks everyone.
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As for your marketability, ELA is a fine area to have. It's a relatively common area of certification to have but then again, there are generally many positions open every year. Your only potential drawback ...See More