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Oct 18, 2006
Am going back to school after having worked in corporate
hell for many years and have recently decided to begin a
second career. I have a degree in English and am working
towards certification to teach in Secondary Ed. Any ideas
on how dificult it may be to begin a teaching career in RI
being a new teacher who is not exactly a kid....not an
artifact yet but seeing it from less of a distance than
I'd like. I would welcome any opinions, advice, comments
etc.
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It is VERY hard to become a secondary English teacher. Way
more teachers than jobs. You need to add to your
certifications with middle school endorsement or Special Ed.
Too many schools pumping out too many teachers.
On 10/18/06, ta wrote:
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