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Becoming Licensed and Attaining Your Teaching Certificate.Frequently Asked Questions
Recent graduates and career changers are increasingly looking to online sources for their next teaching jobs. Web sites dedicated to teachers, such as Teachers Support Network, position highly qualified teaching candidates before school districts eager to hire, streamlining the employment process and cutting out excess paperwork.
For candidates searching for their first teaching jobs, NEA reminds new teachers, " a smart approach to presenting yourself and picking the school that's right for you will make a big difference in getting hired--and being satisfied with the job you choose."
Becoming a teacher is a life-changing decision. As you make a real difference in the lives of children, you will experience fulfillment as your students grow, learn new skills, and express their individual strengths. But becoming a teacher isn't easy.
With the advent of block scheduling, technology in the classroom and the "No Child Left Behind Act," new teachers face more challenges than ever before. Candidates competing for specific jobs in education may boast similar credentials, but those actually selected share certain traits and behaviors which set them apart.
Let's face it - the current teacher job market can be difficult, even under favorable circumstances. If you are a teacher right out of college, armed with a degree but little else, you may feel at the mercy of hungry recruiters looking to fill certain jobs.
With the advent of No Child Left Behind mandates and the call for "highly qualified" teachers in every classroom by 2005/6 school year, school districts nationwide struggle to hire and retain the best candidates.
