Spanish teacher in Tampa area

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Spanishgirl94 Member

Member since 21 March 2019

Spanishgirl94Member21 March 2019 16:40:41

贬别濒濒辞!听

I would like to know if having a bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting (Spanish, English and French languages) and a master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language (apart from Florida teaching certification) is enough to find a job easily as a teacher in Florida, specially in Tampa area.

I'm 24 years old, I have a year of teaching experience, I would like to know if they require a lot of experience to be a teacher or otherwise they give priority to the fact that I have a master's degree and I'm bilingual.

I'm not living there yet, but I will get married this year. My boyfriend is an US citizen, so I will get the Green Card (no worries about paperwork haha).

Many thanks in advance!

randy osborne77 Member

Member since 16 April 2019

randy osborne77Member17 April 2019 19:03:13

hello
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Alexander_Realtor New member

Member since 14 August 2020

Alexander_RealtorNew member15 August 2020 13:04:16

I don't think there's a problem but my recommendation is for you to call the school district directly . My wife is an ESL teacher and she works from home. Every one has different requirements馃榾

Kolgado69 New member

Member since 11 August 2020

Kolgado69New member15 August 2020 13:09:50

You only need a Baxhelor degree in Florida to be a teaxher and a certificate. You are over qualified and shouldn't have a problem. The standards of education here in the south are actually quite low. I don't want to be cocky but it does show.

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