Missed MTEL ESL by only 1 point.
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Feb 2, 2016
I've got some questions for people here regarding the prospects of working as an ESL teacher in MA. I'm a returned Peace Corps volunteer who worked as a TEFL in a secondary school in Ukraine (grades 1 through 11, equivalent ages to US grades), and I have a bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature. Here are my questions:
1) Given my background, will I be competitive for ESL teaching positions, particularly in eastern MA?
2) Is/are there a textbook/books that aspiring MTEL ESL test-takers should read before taking the test?
Thanks for your help!
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I think you will definitely be competitive. Many school districts aren't able to fulfill ELL teaching positions, so you will be in high demand.
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