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Aug 30, 2003
I'm new to the Kenosha/Rachine/Milwaukee area and having a
terrible time finding a job. I have a BA in Spanish and an
MA in ESL. I do NOT have an education degree and do not
want to get one. I've taught at a private school in IN and
in a university. I enjoy teaching and would like a full or
part time position for just a year or two years. I see all
kinds of positions, but everything requires licensing Any
way around it?
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On 8/30/03, Angelia wrote:
You may be interested in an alternative certification
program. You can be certified at the end of a 1 year program,
during which you teach and get paid as a teacher. Check out
[link removed].