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I am about to be certified in secondary social studies and will be looking for a job when I am done with my student teaching after this fall. I am not tied to any area in the United States and am willing to go anywhere and look anywhere for a teaching position.
In your opinion, what are the top ten states to teach in? (If you can't think of ten, just your top states then)
And what are your top ten hardest states to find a job?
Thanks!
In your opinion, what are the top ten states to teach in? (If you can't think of ten, just your top states then)
And what are your top ten hardest states to find a job?
Thanks!
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I'm certainly no expert, but I think if you're willing to go to a larger city, it's easier to find work. In a small town, it's often hard to get a position... at least in my town. I know people who've found it fairly easy to get jobs in Charlotte and the Raleigh/Durham area of NC. I think some parts of Florida have lots of openings. It helps if you...See More
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