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Houston Teaching Jobs
Texas will need over 82,000 new teachers by 2008 and with literally thousands of public and private schools, colleges, and universities in the Houston, Texas area, teaching jobs are abundant in the region! Whether you're seeking full-time or part-time teaching jobs in Houston, the region provides exceptional opportunities for qualified teachers.
Public schools in Houston require teaching certification which includes:
Based on recent reviews of open teaching jobs in Texas, there is a shortage of teachers in all areas. This makes it a lucrative region for job seekers. The need for teachers is particularly great in the areas of math, science, special education, foreign language, technology applications, and bilingual education. In addition, bilingual teachers for all subjects are in high demand.
Teaching jobs in Texas will continue to be in high demand over the next 5-10 years and salaries continue to increase as the demand escalates. Average teaching jobs in Texas pay around $38,500 and higher, based on education and experience.
The State of Texas, and especially Houston, faces a major educational challenge with the growing shortage of qualified teachers. Recent college graduates, mid-career job changers, teachers from another state/country, or someone who does not yet have a college degree, are all encouraged to consider pursuing certification and teaching in Texas.
If you're looking for a way to really make a difference, then Houston, Texas is a great place to start. Make a difference today by becoming a teacher.
Public schools in Houston require teaching certification which includes:
- teacher training offered by colleges or universities as part of their undergraduate degree program,
- post-baccalaureate programs which offer training through colleges and universities for individuals who already hold a baccalaureate degree,
- alternative/accelerated programs offered by educational service centers, school districts, and other entities, for individuals who already hold a baccalaureate degree
- you must also successfully complete the appropriate teacher certification tests for the subject and grade level you wish to teach
Based on recent reviews of open teaching jobs in Texas, there is a shortage of teachers in all areas. This makes it a lucrative region for job seekers. The need for teachers is particularly great in the areas of math, science, special education, foreign language, technology applications, and bilingual education. In addition, bilingual teachers for all subjects are in high demand.
Teaching jobs in Texas will continue to be in high demand over the next 5-10 years and salaries continue to increase as the demand escalates. Average teaching jobs in Texas pay around $38,500 and higher, based on education and experience.
The State of Texas, and especially Houston, faces a major educational challenge with the growing shortage of qualified teachers. Recent college graduates, mid-career job changers, teachers from another state/country, or someone who does not yet have a college degree, are all encouraged to consider pursuing certification and teaching in Texas.
If you're looking for a way to really make a difference, then Houston, Texas is a great place to start. Make a difference today by becoming a teacher.
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posted by Joel Cheesman # 11:06 AM 
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I have been searching for a calculus or senior math post in Houston for a long time. Although there are many posts, most are at undesirable schools. I would like to teach at a private school but as I am on a probationary certificate (with ACP), it is difficult to even get an interview with a private school. I have passed all the content areas 6-12 math, pedagogy, etc. In effect, all I need is to student teach for a year to become fully-certified.
In fact, I have been substitute teaching since January 2008 and have been able to actually teach when teachable moments presented themselves.
My mathematics knowledge is exceptional and I was a career software developer. I have a BS in Computer Information Systems.
In fact, I have been substitute teaching since January 2008 and have been able to actually teach when teachable moments presented themselves.
My mathematics knowledge is exceptional and I was a career software developer. I have a BS in Computer Information Systems.
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: April 4, 2009 at 11:20 AM
: April 4, 2009 at 11:20 AM
My dream is to become a Teacher. I think that it's a golden opportunity for me to become a teacher as there are a lot of opportunities awaiting for me in Texas.
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Texas needs you for the jobs of Teachers. I have already applied for the job of a Teacher as I think that Teaching is an honorable profession. Now it's your turn to apply for the job of a Teacher. I think that Teacher is man who builds nations.
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