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Feb 19, 2003
I am an American citizen, but I have lived in England for
several years. I have a high school diploma, but the rest
of my qualifications are British. I am a qualified teacher;
my subject specialism is English which I have taught in
grades six through twelve.I am currently in my fourth year
of teaching.
Does anyone know whether it would be possible for me to
teach in DC with my British qualifications? What steps
would I need to take in order to apply for a teaching post?
Any assistance would be really appreciated. Thanks!
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