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Feb 25, 2005
I've been teaching English in Taiwan for a decade and am
thinking about moving to Hawaii with my wife and two
kids. I have an ESL certificate and would like to get my
education accreditation at the U of H. Can anyone tell me
what the prospects are for an ESL teacher over there?
I've heard there's a big need, but would like to know in
greater depth what I might be getting into. Also, what's
the chance that my wife, who has the equivalent of a
master's degree in education/ESL from a Taiwanese
university but whose mother language is Chinese rather
than English, would be able to find employment?
Many thanks to anyone who cares to reply.
Andy Jones
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I was wondering the same thing. I guess the best way is to
just take a look at district web sites. I haven't been able
to find too much information.
On 2/25/05, Andy Jones wrote:
> I've been teaching English in Taiwan for a decade and am
> thinking about moving to Hawaii with my wife and two <...See More