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I have about 52 credits under my belt and although I don't plan on going back to work until my youngest is in 1st grade (about 3 years from now) I need to start focusing my classes on my degree. I have been trying to choose between bilingual teacher or math 4-8. I am fluent in spanish but I currently tutor algebra. I just want to have the best chance of getting a job when I finish. Any advice on which focus will give me a better chance of getting a job. Any insight is appreciated.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Why not be a bilingual teacher of math for 4th to 8th grade? In California (and a few other states) Spanish fluency adds a bonus to teacher salary. Also, it would help you to learn to use english correctly. I think what you meant to ask was " Should I be a language teacher oar a math teacher?" in your case I would say find a third option.
