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Apr 15, 2010
I'm writing this for my not-so-tech-savvy father. He has actually been a teacher for 30 years in a religious-school setting. Obviously, he's not certified, but he has lots of experience. The school where he teaches is making noises about letting him go. He recently found out about Old Dominion's Career Switcher program, so I am wondering about whether or not it would adequately prepare him for teaching in a setting that is completely different from what he is used to. Also, he would want to stay where he lives, the Hampton Roads area. Does anyone know what the employment situation looks like for teachers in that area, and for new teachers in particular? Thanks for your input.
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On 4/15/10, Jay wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm writing this for my not-so-tech-savvy father. He ha...See More