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Irish primary teacher in New York???

sarahj2019 · 2019-06-22 20:35:18

Does anyone have any information on how a newly qualified primary school teacher could go about teaching in New York?? The internet has very limited information.

22-06-2019 8:35pm

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Does anyone have any information on how a newly qualified primary school teacher could go about teaching in New York?? The internet has very limited information.

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#2 23-06-2019 9:27pm

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All I know is that teachers in America are very badly paid.

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sarahj2019 wrote: »

Does anyone have any information on how a newly qualified primary school teacher could go about teaching in New York?? The internet has very limited information.

Rent will be very dear. I don’t think you can afford to live there.

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