I am so frustrated and down on myself...I cannot find a teaching job anywhere in the Northeast!!
Are there states that actually NEED teachers???
I've looked in NY, NH, VT, PA.......
HenryAlba07
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What kind of teaching position?
Jackie&Justin
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Elementary.....
bride2b24
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how far are you from queens? it seems like you need at least 3 yrs exp before you can teach on LI....have you subbed at all? maybe catholic school?good luck!
lipglossjunky73
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It is SOOOO hard to find a teaching job - I have a strong autism background, and schools posting for autism classes never even called me - strange - the entire resume had autism written all over it - very frustrating... That is here, and I lived in Vermont for a few years - very hard - luckily I was able to find work as a consultant
july06bride
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How about CT?
Jackie&Justin
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I would definatly consider CT...any openings? lol
july06bride
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yup, check FM : )
shelby34
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We need EVERY kind of teacher in NC!!!! I know it is not in the Northeast, but it is a beautiful place to live. FM me if you want more info.
JPand TT
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I'm sorry you're having such a hard time. If you can't find anything, I suggest looking for a job in a district as a permanent sub. Hopefully you can get a leave replacement and get your foot in the door.
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my sister is a teacher in VA - she doesnt even have an education degree.
names goes for NC - they need teachers, you will def get a job if you have an education degree.
lacey&mark
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NC definitely needs teachers, i think theres a shortage. new schools are popping up all over the state as its developjing rapidly. we are moving to charlotte, NC right after the wedding. i will be attending grad school there for school counseling. i already know the LI job market for school counselors is near impossible, so we are moving now to plant our roots early on. good luck! ~Lacey
HenryAlba07
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Have you tried going through BOCES websites? You may be able to apply to dozens of school at once. Elementary is really difficult on Long Island. NYC is always looking, but since you're new you may be placed in some of the most 'difficult' schools.
beautyq115
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Elem Ed $ucks....I am looking for a job too...I may just start subbing next year as I start my second Masters since that is the only way to get a job on LI
SummerBride06
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i student taught in Virginia, they need teachers but the pay is horrible!
be a permanent sub--that's how i got my start. it could lead to leave replacements which is how you get your foot in the door. go to brooklyn--a lot of LI districts hire tons of NYC teachers.
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Posted by HenryAlba07
Have you tried going through BOCES websites? You may be able to apply to dozens of school at once. Elementary is really difficult on Long Island. NYC is always looking, but since you're new you may be placed in some of the most 'difficult' schools.
I worked in East new york Brooklyn for two years before I got any job offers out on LI. Those were the best two years of my life. they were hard as hell, but I got so much out of it.
