Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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May 14, 2008
I graduated with a bachelor degree in Liberal Arts. My
Major was political science with a minor in criminal
justice. I have been a police officer for the past nine
years and have receive extensive training in the field. I
am looking to start a new career as I have a family now
and have noticed that my current career does fit well with
a "normal" family life. Will I be able to use my degree I
earned for social studies, government, or history
teaching? Thanks
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There is always a need in NH for good teachers. I suggest
you contact the department of education in Concord for all
the details. You will get the straight scoop on what
courses and or exams you will have to take first for
certification and work.
Good luck, Sharon Saperstein
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