Dateline Philippines: A Filipino educator says teaching the Filipino language in the prestigious Harvard University is her way of giving back to her home country.
Jackson Green, the principal of Charles M. Sumner Education Campus in rural Maine, said he will start the year with just one vacancy. But that achievement was possible only because about 80 percent of open teaching positions this year were filled with long-term substitute teachers after he was unable to find qualified educators. Long-term subs […]
Hawaii’s education department has tapped 80 teachers from the Philippines to address a shortage of educators in the island. This is the state’s first international recruitment initiative. Before getting the green light to teach in Hawaii, the teachers had to be eligible for a special J1 Visa and have their credentials screened by an international […]
Filipinos were first recruited to work in Hawaii in 1906 as sugar plantation laborers, and about 126,000 came to the islands during the subsequent 40 years. Earlier this month, a very different kind of labor recruitment from the Philippines occurred with the arrival of 80 teachers who were hired by the state Department of Education […]
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – In a big boost for the depleted ranks of Hawaii teachers, the state is welcoming 80 experienced teachers from the Philippines. Despite facing challenges of language, culture and disciplinary traditions, the state Department of Education said it is sure the teachers will do just fine. The DOE says it will begin the […]
Manila – At least 100 English teachers nationwide will receive intensive training workshops from the United States government to enhance their teaching methods and skills in English language instruction. The workshops employ a “training the trainers” curriculum designed specifically for the Philippines by US-sponsored English Language Specialists, Donna Brinton and Jan Frodesen, said in a […]
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What started out as a dream to come to America to have a better life has turned into a nightmare for about 70 Filipino teachers recruited by an official of the Garland Independent School District (GISD) in Texas in the United States. According to its website, GISD is a public school system serving students that […]