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Nov 2, 2008
I'm a Canadian teacher who went to teacher's college in Buffalo New York. I have experience teaching grade 1 and kindergarten, and additionally occastional teaching in grades k-5. It is nearly impossible to get a permanent job in Ontario.
I am looking to move to the U.S. I have been looking everywhere to find schools in the MA area who are willing to sponsor me. Do you know of any? Or even any recruiters that I can contact. I know I need to take the state exams in order to be qualified to teach in MA or any other state; this an easy thing to do. I already have passed my state exams to teach in NY.
I have signed up for the VIF program, who only offer a limited amount of states to work in. If I get a job through them, I would start work in August 2009. I would rather get work now than wait, if it's possible.
I am quite frustrated, please help.
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