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Jan 13, 2009
I will have my MA in Teaching K-6 this July and have the option to graduate without being certified. My husband is just getting out of the Army and we want to move back to NH.
so, does anyone know how difficult or the process of getting hired to teach in NH with just the MA in Teaching and no student teaching or certification?
Thank you for the help!
J.Cooke
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On 1/13/09, J.Cooke wrote: > I have a few questions for those of you who know the NH Ed. > Dept. well. > > I will have my MA in Teaching K-6 this July and have the > option to graduate without being certified. My husband is > just getting out of the Army and we want to ...See More