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Hello,
I am currently looking to relocate back to NH and start my
career of teaching High School English. I am not certified
since I have my B.A. in English/Journalism and in the mean
time I have been working at newspapers and substitute
teaching. I am looking to start teaching at a private school
and then getting my certification. If anyone knows any
openings please let me know. Also, what is the best way to
get certified? Thanks.
Audrey Perri
Hello,
I am currently looking to relocate back to NH and start my
career of teaching High School English. I am not certified
since I have my B.A. in English/Journalism and in the mean
time I have been working at newspapers and substitute
teaching. I am looking to start teaching at a private school
and then getting my certification. If anyone knows any
openings please let me know. Also, what is the best way to
get certified? Thanks.
Audrey Perri
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