History with Film - Ideas for Industrial Revolution
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Jan 20, 2011
My fiance and I are both in college to become teachers. I am majoring in Secondary Education and Biology and he is majoring in Secondary Education and Social Studies. I am just wondering what kind of job market can we expect? I have heard that science majors can find a job more easily, but I have heard that Social Studies/History majors have a hard time finding a job. Could anyone here shed some light on this topic for us? We live in AL. I know geographical areas can make a difference, but I wouldn't mind knowing what the job market is any location. Thank you guys! :)
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