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massesl
I can't help you with your specific questions, but I'd recommend getting ceritified in Massachusetts and/or Ct as well (depending on which part of RI you will be in). RI's a small state, and pretty typical to commute to other states to work (I live in RI anmd teach in MA). I know to get sertified to teach in MA though you will need to take their te...See More
riteacher
I've linked the page of the main state site that deals with teacher certification. By using the links on the side you should be able to find the information you need.
Be advised that when they say 3 months they mean that or longer. So start your certification process well before you plan to move.
Be advised that when they say 3 months they mean that or longer. So start your certification process well before you plan to move.
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