byfaith08

Hey I was looking for a way to pm you but you have to pay or something else. You can email me at alexisrapture@gmail.com I will give any advice that I can so feel more than welcome to hit me up. I just turned in my application for graduate studies to complete the few courses to get my license. Good luck

I am currently on a transitional license. It always helps to start in very small towns. If you are currently renting, NW Tennessee has a nice mix of jobs available. I would say history and PE are out because of the amount of coaches that hold those positions. The ticket is special education. In order to have a T license you have to be highly qualified in the area you are going to teach. I took the middle school content knowledge and know I am highly qualified in Middle school grades. I teach/coach at a high school but also work with Middle School students to keep the T license going forward. Small schools and special education will get you a job. You also have to take 2 graduate classes during your 1st year on the T license. I think you have to pass your praxis test to get a good look. I was a student and had no money and had to take 5. I was getting married at the time, going on a mission trip, and my brother (best man) died in the Air Force. I'm not comparing stories just relating. The T license is tough but you can do it man. If you have any questions shoot away and I will try and help the best I can. I know you might hate this idea but it could be your last plan of action. You could go back to college to finish your student teaching and borrow enough money to get you through. I had to borrow more than I wanted but it is what I HAD to do. My mom was a teacher and my dad worked in a factory so we didn't have a lot of money for school. So good luck and Gold bless you.