Florida Teacher to California
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Jul 10, 2017
I just moved to San Diego County from Massachusetts with my certification in mild/moderate disabilities. My concern is that most job postings for jobs in special ed specific that I MUST have the EL Authorization as well as an added authorization in autism spectrum disorders. These were not available in Massachusetts (unless I acquired an addition degree in teaching ESL...) so they won't appear on my credential.
I know that California is desperate for special ed teachers and might hire me without these qualifications right off the bat, but I'm sure that varies by region. Should I apply to positions even if I don't have the required authorizations? Particularly in this area?
Any and all advice appreciated--Thanks so much!!
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