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What language(s)? Here in Michigan there are Farsi speaking communities. Down south there is a need for Spanish..North Carolina and South Carolina, but you have to get by on a $37K starting salary and pay 10% for your insurance and 100% for ALL other dependents.
As for NEPOTISM, welcome to the wold of EDUCATION...
Some places in the South might be hiring, but DON'T come to Alabama! I have yet to be able to find a decent ESL teaching position in this place, even though they have a significant international community. Right now, I work as a part-time ESL teacher, and I had to work several months as a volunteer before they hired me on. I make about $200 per month off of it and I sometimes have to buy my own supplies or go without.
Southern California is the "Illegal Capital" of the world, and they're all in the public school system getting free education, free breakfast, free lunch, free health care, free bus passes, free housing, free food stamps, free welfare checks, free milk and cheese...let's see..what else...?
Wow, does that mean they are hiring ESL teachers, then? I speak a little Spanish, and I'm fully certified for ESL for grades K-12. I'm definitely ready to abandon ship and go somewhere else. I'm tired of smart mouthed little tyrants smirking at me and gleefully shouting, "we've got a substitute," but I can't live off of only $200-$250 dollars per month, so I have to make a living somehow. It would be so nice to have a full-time teaching position and not just do it as a part-time job. The state I live in really NEEDS more Reading and English / Language Arts teachers, but are they going to find room in the budget to hire them, nope. If they did, maybe I wouldn't still be looking for a job.
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