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Apr 3, 2007
I am looking at enrolling in Santa Fe community college's
alternative teaching licensure program and I would like some
advice/comments from anyone with experience or knowledge of
the program.
I have some classroom experience in ESL in a non-licensed
capacity, a degree in English, and speak/read/write Spanish.
I would like to get a K-8 license and add on an ESL
specialty later.
I would like to begin teaching this Fall and if anyone has
any suggestions about good schools to apply to in the
Albuquerque, I would be grateful.
I realize that I have too many questions but any help would
be appreciated!
Thank you,
Bruce
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Dear Bruce,
You should consider trying to get an ESL and/or Bilingual
(preferably both) endorsement on your teaching license. They
will help you get jobs.
There are over 80 elementary schools in the city. They vary a
lot in every possible way. It is difficult to know about all
of them. But one way ...See More