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Nov 21, 2006
I am certified in Elementary Education, which makes it very
difficult to find a job in MO. I want to get certified in
another area to make myself more marketable. Here are a few
areas I am considering: Special Education, MS Math, Special
Reading, ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and
Library Media Specialist. Which one or two of these areas
are really in need of teachers right now?
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I've been teaching for 14 years and all of these are good choices for
marketability. There seems to be more turnover in special ed. Reading is
second to that but it is neck and neck with ESOL and there are fewer ESOL
certified teachers. Since there is often just one library specialist, there are less
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