Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Aug 14, 2005
Does anyone have leads on upcoming ESL and/or English
positions in NH? What districts would be most in need of
these areas, particularly the first one?
I have 14 yrs. experience in ESL and SAT teaching and am
licensed in NJ ESL k-12. My English license is pending the
final evaluation by the state.
Any ideas or leads would be so appreciated. My family and I
are planning to move up the NH by next summer.
Thanks again
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There are not that many ESL students in NH. Nashua does have
a lot because they are close to Lowell Ma which attracts a
lot of immigrants. I think Salem may also. I would also
look at Manchester and Portsmouth but other than that I don't
think there would be much.
-Dot
On 8/14/05, Suzanne R...See More