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nomad soul
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Monday:
Did you see my previous response? |
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Monday
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| In other words, there isn't much of a need for ESOL teachers compared to the multilingual, ethnically-diverse public school demographic in the US with its integration of refugee and immigrant children. |
I saw many reports claiming that there is a shortage of ESL teachers in the USA, such as this report from the US Department of Education, but when it comes to actually finding a job, I don't see so many actual openings. Most seem for K-2.
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| get a teaching position in a public or international school in either Japan or Korea that will allow you time to also do your supervised teaching over at one of the US DoDEA schools on military bases in the Pacific. |
Good idea. I will take a look at this solution. |
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