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You've got to be willing to move...

by Hires Teachers for a Living

Jan 7, 2008

/blockquote>

You're absolutely right in that you have to go to the
places where the shortages are.

Come to Maryland or Virginia...I hire teachers for a
living and we are ALWAYS looking for HQ teachers who truly
care for children, have good references and are well-
trained. You can visit the state DOE websites to see our
critical shortage areas. If you are a good teacher, you
can find a job in MD or VA. We pay well, we have great
benefits and the quality of life is good here. We hire
more than 50% of our new secondary and special ed teachers
from out of state. Teachers from PA, OH, MI and NY flock
to our school systems and have great success.

However, let me add the caveat that even in tight times,
we still want excellent teachers. I can assure you that
there are some folks out there who have been applying to
teach for our school system for the past 3-4 years but who
I will never hire. If they cannot ...See More

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