NEW YORK, March 13, 2008
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The Education Sector Is Gaining Jobs. Here's Where To Begin Finding One
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Play CBS Video Video It Pays To Teach In the current market, many employers are being forced to trim their staffs. But there are good jobs out there if you're willing to do your homework. Michele Miller reports.
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As Michelle Miller reports, a good salary and fulfilling career could be waiting for you … if you just do your homework. The Department of Education says there's a critical need for teachers in inner city schools and rural areas, especially in math, science and special education.
How can you get there? Read on:
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For teaching opportunities in New York City, visit Teach NYC. The New York teaching program offers scholarships, incentives, and loan forgiveness. Click here for information on financial support. A nationwide way for young people to get started working in schools and communities is Americorps. Check out its Web site here, and learn more about the programs offered here and here. Teach for America is another opportunity for recent graduates. According to its Web site, it: "is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates and professionals of all academic majors and career interests who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools and become leaders in the effort to expand educational opportunity." Check it out here. Visit the Web site of the U.S. Department of Education. "Troops to Teachers" is a program by the U.S. Department of Education and Department of Defense that helps eligible military personnel take their skills and become public school teachers. Visit its Web site here.
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- I find this golden opportunity ironic considering the headlines in my local newspaper just two days ago:
"SD school district sending 900 layoff notices"
"Poway trustees to notify 180 teacher of job cuts"
"San Marcos school board to cut 40 jobs next year" - Reply to this comment
- I find this golden opportunity ironic considering the headlines in my local newspaper just two days ago:
"SD school district sending 900 layoff notices"
"Poway trustees to notify 180 teacher of job cuts"
"San Marcos school board to cut 40 jobs next year" - Reply to this comment
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