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Jun 19, 2008
I have been doing some web research and have joined a few
sites, like teacherstoteachers.com, but I am wondering
what is the best way to find a teaching job in a rural
part of the state. Is it best to just start sending in
applications or email queries? I have 17 years experience
in the community college system and 3 years experience in
a public middle school. My certificate is K-12 - Language
Arts / Generalist. I also have a Masters Degreee in
English Literature and I am in the process of applying for
the National Board Certificate.
JOB HELPER
On 6/19/08, Christine Dixon wrote: > I have been doing some web research and have joined a few > sites, like teacherstoteachers.com, but I am wondering > what is the best way to find a teaching job in a rural > part of the state. Is it best to just start sending in > applications or email queries? I have 17 years experience > in t...See More
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