Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Nov 22, 2006
hey all! I am a graduate of Franklin Pierce with a degree
in English.. I am living in Keene and am starting post-
baccalaureate teacher certification program at Keene State
in fall 2007.. until then, I am looking for any subbing
work or teacher's aiding work.. (partly for the experience
and partly because it's recommended that I enter the fall
program with 100 hours of contact with children in public
schools)... any advice on how to go about applying for
this type of work? I was thinking about just marching in
every office of every school and asking, but thought I'd
try this first...
thanks!
-Toby
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You were just down the road from my school when you were at FPC. I suggest
you go to the SAU offices and apply for Substitute Positions. While there try to
see the Directors of SPED for those associate postions which open up at anytime
throughout the year.
BTW I got my Masters at Keene State College and...See More