Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Oct 7, 2006
I am a technology education teacher for a high school at
Baltimore, Maryland. I want to relocate to Nashua Area
next spring semester. How is the job market in Nashua or
around area? I have a provisional certificate. I also can
teach math, computer science and physics.
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Don't teach in Nashua. Get MA certified, jump over the
state line (where there are more districts within your
commute than NH) and get paid 10K/year more than you would
in NH.
On 10/07/06, Heather wrote:
> I am a technology education teacher for a high school at
> Baltimore, Maryland. I wa...See More