Seems it would depend on whether or not your teaching ESL as a credentialed teacher or not. And, of course, if that is reflected in the contract.

Thank you.

Would still love to better understand the vocabulary in general.

When filling out an application on SeekTeachers, I have to choose a "curriculum level." I only recognize 4 of of 32! :shock:

What are all these levels? Is there a list or glossary somewhere?

I see EC and Primary but not sure what applies to high school level for a US license.

Thanks

My certification areas are:
EC-12 ESL
EC-12 Spec Ed
EC-8 Generalist
Not sure how they measure this internationally, but per NCLB I am 'highly qualified' to teach HS Psychology. Texas doesn't offer a certification for that.
I will be taking the 7-12 Social Studies test on Jan 31st.


I genuinely like teaching ESL, would love to teach HS psych. Mostly, I want to move out of elementary level.

[quote="Mac1030"]Have a look at the schools listed for the UNI (US) and Queen's TORF (Canada)- a lot of these will hire newbie teachers. [/quote]

I am in a similar position (~3.5 years exp incl. Korea).

Where is the list for UNI & TORF?

Thanks

Hello all,

I have just completed my MEd, have a US teaching license, & a 140hr TEFL cert. I have ~3.5 years exp teaching including 2 years in the Korean EPIK program.

So, I am now looking to work at international schools but between money and schedule, I cannot go to any of the fairs. It is my intention at this point to apply directly to schools.

Is there another (better) option? Thoughts?
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Also - I am really open to going anywhere. Any suggestions as to best options? I know that is a pretty broad question.

I am something of a hermit, don't need a big city but don't mind them either. Love outdoors activities. Plan to travel when possible. Hope to bring my tiny dog (of possible).


Thank you