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Apr 8, 2007
I am considering a move to RI and am just finishing my CT
certification in ESOL. I have heard the RI governor bring
up the need for increased ESOL services. Has this
actually translated into jobs? What is the ESOL job
market like?
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Your certification in CT doesn't do a whole lot for you in RI
unless you are certified Elementary Education or Secondary
English as well. RI has a ESL Specialist certification K-12
which won't get you hired in a title one school. The
following districts want the double: Providence, Pawtucket,
Woonsocket, West...See More