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Please try this agency in Manchester, NH. They can be of
some help... worth the time and investment for those
seeking teaching positions in NH and New England.
[link removed]
Good luck to all, Samuel Johnson
by adil juma
May 25, 2006
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HI
i'M AN ARAB , LOOKING FOR AN ENGLISH TEACHER(FEMALE)FROM
ENGLAND OR IRELAND ETC. FOR MY FAMILY IN DUABI,ONLY FOR
SUMMER VACATION TUTORIAL SESSION.i'LL ARRANGE ALL
ACCOMODATAION, AIR FARE ETC.
CONTACT ME ON :[email removed]
ADIL
by teacher619
May 27, 2006
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I am a teacher in San Diego, Ca. I am looking to relocate
to the East Coast - north East. I was thinking I would
spend 2006-2007 applying and flying out for interviews BUT I
decided I had a spur up my butt and I'd like to move out
there this summer and get going with things.
I was hoping and praying th...See More/blockquote>
I am a teacher in San Diego, Ca. I am looking to relocate
to the East Coast - north East. I was thinking I would
spend 2006-2007 applying and flying out for interviews BUT I
decided I had a spur up my butt and I'd like to move out
there this summer and get going with things.
I was hoping and praying that I could find a place that was
very desperate for teachers (maybe rural or rough area or
something) that might hire me with a phone interview,
resume, letters of rec, ect. since I can't afford to fly out
this summer. Then I would move out there and teach for one
year - meanwhile spend a few days here and there driving to
other areas on the E. Coast trying to apply and get
interviews for the 2007-2008 school year.
Basically my theory was even if I got a job in a cruddy
school or neighborhood at least I would only suffer for 1
year, knowing that I would find a way to another school the
next year.
My concerns are that I'm a single mom. I need to make
enough to survive on - rent, utilities, food, ect. and I
can't always find salary schedules for the different areas
and districts.
I also don't know anything about the areas so I don't know
which ones are rural and might be a little more desperate to
hire.
I have a CA Multiple subject credential, 3 years of
experience, a MA in multi cultural ed. and I'm signing up to
take (and pass) the Praxis Math exam. I teach mostly Math
at my current site (6th grade) but am not certified for it.
Not all states take Praxis, I know.
Anyway - ANY thoughts, advice, ect on how to get my foot
in??? I know all districts are different - MY district
hires the warm bodies that show up the week before school
starts when they don't have enough teachers....
(any advice too on the weather? I prefer cold - but was
warned to watch out for hurricanes and humidity out there.)
by samuel johnson
May 30, 2006
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check out this site....
[link removed]
by Deborah J. Zawacki
May 30, 2006
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Looking for elementary music teacher positions in Southern
and Seacoast NH.
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Does NH have an independent study or home study program?
In my state, my district offers these programs for
students who, for example, need alternative ed, work full-
time, are in the olympics, etc. I wish to move to NH in
about 5 years (I'm jumping the gun here lol) and I love
teaching in my districts IS...See More/blockquote>
Does NH have an independent study or home study program?
In my state, my district offers these programs for
students who, for example, need alternative ed, work full-
time, are in the olympics, etc. I wish to move to NH in
about 5 years (I'm jumping the gun here lol) and I love
teaching in my districts IS/Home Study program and would
love to continue my line of work in NH. Thanks!
by Fred Doleac
Jun 3, 2006
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Our company is looking for an experienced teacher to
assist in developing a curriculum, manual, etc. for out
tech tools. CRM, Outlook, and other online applications.
The students are real estate agents working for our
various RE/MAX franchises in New England.
Please contact me at 800-222-2829 o...See More/blockquote>
Our company is looking for an experienced teacher to
assist in developing a curriculum, manual, etc. for out
tech tools. CRM, Outlook, and other online applications.
The students are real estate agents working for our
various RE/MAX franchises in New England.
Please contact me at 800-222-2829 or via email.
Thanks,
Fred Doleac
Virtual Homes, Inc.
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Omg!!! Any advice? Its for first grade in northern new
hampshire.
by please answer! -calis
Jun 7, 2006
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I'm thinking of moving to NH. not now, as I just moved
towns, but in 5-10 years. I've been to NH twice, loved it.
I currently reside in California.
I'm wondering the pros and cons of living in NH and
teaching in NH, so any info is appreciated, whether fact
or opinion! I want to know if NH is "for me". tha...See More/blockquote>
I'm thinking of moving to NH. not now, as I just moved
towns, but in 5-10 years. I've been to NH twice, loved it.
I currently reside in California.
I'm wondering the pros and cons of living in NH and
teaching in NH, so any info is appreciated, whether fact
or opinion! I want to know if NH is "for me". thanks!
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my school district uses this site a lot for candidates and posting jobs.
A lot of NH is rural and there are only a few large cities.
Weather here is not hot and humid. it is great most of the time.
Good luck in your search. I just hired a grade 2 teacher lst week for ne...See More