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Dec 20, 2011
I'm certified to teach English to 6-12, but I haven't been able to find a position in English anywhere. Everyone seems to want math and science teachers. To switch subjects without teaching experience, though, I would need to major in a whole different area. Is it worth it? Should I pursue a second bachelor's degree so that I might be able to find work as a teacher?
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On 12/20/11, subteacher86 wrote: > Well, > > I'm certified to teach English to 6-12, but I haven't been > able to find a position in English anywhere. Everyone seems > to want math and science teachers. To switch subjects > without teaching experience, though, I would need to major > in a whole different area. Is it worth it? S...See More
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