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Nov 12, 2011
I've recently completed a teacher education certification program, but I've had trouble finding work as a full-time teacher, or even long-term sub, in my state in my field of study. I'm so excited about teaching, though, I really want to start. Is there anywhere I might be able to go, even overseas, that really needs teachers? If I go overseas, though, I will need a program with low or no start-up costs. I'm still in graduate school, and I don't have a lot of money saved up right now. Being new, I'll also need to go into an environment that's willing to support me and let me grow.
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