I know there is a maximum.

Posted By: Fujitsu on 2005-11-16
In Reply to: There are no age requirements for teachers - See message

The retirement age of teachers is at 65 but varies from state to state. Specially Hawaii

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from an MT into a English Teacher - LITTLE MT
- Then you be out of your MT uniform, Better Hang the Pajamas - No name
- Is it possible that teaching can be outsourced? - Help, Im having a nightmare.
  - Thats a great idea, we already though of that. - Kasmir
    - Thank God there is a Law on that. - SUN
  - OMG - SUN
    - Thats going to be a hayday in Washington - Cheesebuger
- I've been back in college for 2 years now. - I highly recommend it
- Little MT, all the best to you and you go girl! SM - MT
- Am i too old to be a english teacher? - Cheeseburger
  - There are no age requirements for teachers - See message
    - I know there is a maximum. - Fujitsu
- Im interested and whants to know more. - Interested QA
- 74K solid year income + MT work - LA-MT
- Im sorry. - Kasmir
  - apology accepted - LITTLE MT
- Former MTs Teaching English - SUN
- I hear they the Education Department Needs 2M teachers by 2015 - LA-MT

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