Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Jun 17, 2005
For those people who want to become certified in New
Hampshire and do not have the time or patience to sweat
through a conventional program (I wish I knew about this
three years ago!) Please consider American Board
Certification for Teacher Excellence. Their website is
[link removed].
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Did he tell you that you have to pay $500 up front before
they tell you waht you have to do to get certified?
-Dot
On 6/17/05, Richard Kahn wrote:
> For those people who want to become certified in New
> Hampshire and do not have the time or patience to sweat
> through a convention...See More