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Nov 5, 2009
I just seeking out some advice on teaching jobs in Washington State. I'm currently teaching at an international school in Thailand, but I'm ready to return to the States after living abroad for 6 years. I'm a California licensed teacher, but I'm much more interested in Washington (I lived in Oregon for 7 years).
What is the job market supposed to be like next year? I realize it's tight but will it be really bad? I could stick it out at my current school one more school year and the return-- maybe it would be a lot better then.
Any advice?
wateach
I moved to Spokane four years ago from California. I had lots of public school experience in CA and took a position at a private school for 25% less than public schools pay. Even at the low pay many people applied for the position. I am very happy and have not gone the public school route but I know hundreds apply for every position. There are seve...See More
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