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Providing schools great teachers.
– English speaking teachers.
– Well educated teachers.
– Culturally sensitive teachers.
– Respectful, courteous, patient and kind teachers.
– Hard working, flexible teachers ready to serve.
Great teachers serving schools.
Email Paul your resume to be considered for teaching jobs (RevivingNations@yahoo.com).
We recruit teachers according to your specific needs and requirements to ensure a good match with an exceptional teacher.
39 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands — 41 out of 53 education departments in the United States report ongoing teacher shortages.
Many states education departments in the U.S. report subject matter vacancies in areas such as physical and special education and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Moreover, as many students immigrate to the United States from other countries and begin learning English as a second language, states with a large English language learner (ELL) population are desperate for English teachers.
Paul F. Davis has lived in the blessed Philippines and traveled to the magnificent nation on 25 trips, having lived and taught abroad in China, Thailand and Taiwan (whereby Paul knows what it feels like to teach overseas). Paul has earned Master degrees in Educational Leadership (UTA), International Law (MSU), Global Affairs (NYU), and Health (UoA). Paul is also a UCLA trained and certified College and Career Counselor (having completed an internship at Polytechnic College in Camarines Sur in Bicol Region within the Philippines). Paul is a licensed educator in the states of California and Florida.
Paul has written 2 books about the Philippines:
PHILIPPINES Universities and Colleges Websites ~ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2SVRPV2
PERMIT DIVORCE TO PROTECT WOMEN ~ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CHL1C94J
Paul loves the Philippines and considers the nation his home outside the United States and will fight fiercely as an advocate for Filipino professionals to ensure they are not scammed (as recently occurred by Garland Independent School District in Texas, where Filipino teachers were lied to about a visa program and taken advantage of, being made to live in horrible cramped rooms and charged $2,400 a month in rent, well above the market rate).