Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Jul 12, 2005
Hi there, I just recently moved to Nashua and I would like
to get into teaching, HS Spanish or Psychology. I
currently work a 9-5 corporate job and have a Bachelors
degree, but am a little confused about my options to get
certified in NH. Anyone recently go through this? I dont
know many people yet for networking, etc. so I was hoping
to get some advice here. Email me if you would like as
well.
Thanks Lisa
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Go to the state board of ed website:
[link removed].
Take a serious look at Alternative IV on the state website.
If you have the requirements I strongly suggest you apply for
a statement of eligibility in a critical shortage area. It
only took one week for them to send me one for General
Science ...See More