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Jan 22, 2007
My husband is thinking about taking a job as a wildlife
conservation officer for New Mexico Game Commission. I am
a certified elem. teacher with 7 years experience teaching
in PA. ( I also have my ESL program specialist for PA)
I know nothing about New Mexico, Do you have any advice on
where to live, how to go about applying for jobs, the way
of life in New Mexico etc. To be honest I am a little
nervous to move so far from home, but excited at the same
time.
Thank you
Tina
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First, apply with the State Department of Ed for your license.
Check off that you want the ESl and reading endorsements and
any others you might qualify for and they'll either give them
to you or tell you what classes you need. Also, you'll have to
sign up to take teacher tests so you might want to sign up now....See More