where do I find a bilingual education teacher job?
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Assuming you have your degree or certificate for bilingual education, go to the state board of education website for your state and they should have a link of open positions.
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Heres a school that offers a teaching licensure for teaching chinese. They also have a masters program in Multilingual education. Course work for the licensure can be applied to the Masters program. Good luck!\n\nhttp://gse.gmu.edu/programs/descriptions/foreignlang.htm
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All I found was this site: http://www.onestoplanguage.net/SchoolDetail.php?id=242
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Your best bet is to get onto Salary.com and search for job title.  You can even search based on geographic location because teachers in inner cities make diff't salaries from teachers in boonies.
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She might be able to find a job teaching Mandarin Chinese. Go to any job board and do a search on "mandarin Chinese" . Try the two links below for some organizations that might help.
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If your daughter wants to teach english, go to Dave's ESL cafe.  There are usually a few hundred job openings for positions mostly in English language institutes, and a few businesses and universities.  I got my university job through the site.  \n\nDave's ESL :  www.eslcafe.com
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www.toplanguagejobs.com\nwww.multilingualvacancies.com\nwww.anyjobanywhere.com\n\nPut in the job you want, where you want and should churn out some answers
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Try http://www.daveseslcafe.com  This is perhaps one of the biggest sites out there and posts jobs that span the globe.\n\nYou can also try a google search for a specific site that provides lists of ESL jobs in the country you are interested in where you can contact the ads by phone or via email.\n\nFor example:  you can try "Brazil ESL" and then something should come up.\n\nYou can start online........\n\nGood luck!
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A teaching job is the main one.  Good luck
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If you're a native speaker, you can always find a good teaching job in Istanbul. There a lot of private courses and they prefer hiring native speakers. The teachers are well paid in Turkish standards (10-15 dollars per hour).
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If you are already over in Japan than there are many places where you can find a job.  Just do a job search "Teaching English in Japan"\n\n  However, I caution your attitude towards teaching.  Many places exist in Japan for people to converse and 'teach' conversation.  Many places will unqualified teachers and no curriculum or even lesson plans!\n\n  This is part of the problem, and why Japanese have a hard time with English.   I would encourage you to at least take some practical training in EFL teaching before entering the profession.  \n\nWe need good teachers, not people looking to make a few bucks on the side.
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I am a second grade teacher in Corpus Christi, Tx. Sounds like a great idea. Let me know more if you haven't found anyone yet.
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You can get your foot in the door with some English teaching companies.  Nova, for instance, has a publishing branch that I'm interested in.  So I'm leaving for Japan in August to teach conversational English, and have it in the back of my head to keep an eye out for opportunities with their publishing company.\n\nI think your best bet would be to go over and teach English just to get set up and get your foot in the door, then begin to network, jobhunt, and outshine the other "tourist" English teachers.
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Here's a trick that worked for one person I know: she came to the U.S. and couldn't work legally, but in his case, this would be even easier.  She volunteered in my aunt's ESL classroom as an aide.  Over time, she even got paid to do lunch supervision.  In her case, she was an art teacher in Mexico, so it was a natural fit, but he might also have a chance to volunteer somewhere where English is spoken regularly (maybe via your church or even a classroom) and he can help out by helping the kids who are also learning English and still hear English and practice using it, himself.  Places like schools are non-intimidating (the kids don't care how you speak it!) and often teachers are glad of the extra help.  With school coming to a close for the summer, maybe there are summer school classes or vacation church school classes that need some help?  If not in a classroom, maybe there are other areas where there is a mix of native and non-native speakers that he could volunteer.\n\nAsk around.  A lot of people love getting some help, and he could be "immersed" in English without having to pay!  Good luck.
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Go to google, search for "job", and push "Only search within french sites".. Job might be called something else on french, so try find out :)
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Contact the schools that train teachers.  I would start with the International House network- contact the schools that train CELTA students.  Make sure your school is a good place to work or else your reputation will be ruined really quickly!  Everyone in the ESL world knows which schools have bad working conditions and bad salaries!
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People who are looking to find a teacher will not be looking here. I would suggest looking up all the montessori preschools in your area, as far as you are willing to travel every day. Go and hand in your resume and offer yourself as a casual teacher. When a job does become available, they will offer it to you because you know the kids, staff and routine and they have seen what a great worker you are.\n\nOtherwise, look in the local classifieds.