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Teaching Has Always Been My Passion

Teaching has always been the author's passion. After graduating college, they dreamed of teaching abroad in America, land of opportunity. The author believes their experience as a special education teacher would allow them to find work in the country they love most. They want to achieve their dream of teaching in the US and help support their family. The author has two years of experience teaching hearing impaired students and wants to bring their family to America after securing a job to start a new life and give their family opportunities.

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Teaching Has Always Been My Passion

Teaching has always been the author's passion. After graduating college, they dreamed of teaching abroad in America, land of opportunity. The author believes their experience as a special education teacher would allow them to find work in the country they love most. They want to achieve their dream of teaching in the US and help support their family. The author has two years of experience teaching hearing impaired students and wants to bring their family to America after securing a job to start a new life and give their family opportunities.

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Teaching has always been my passion.

After I graduated from college, I promised to myself that


one day, I can teach abroad and that would be the land of opportunity, America. Millions of
immigrants left their own homes to find something in America not readily available in their own:
an opportunity to succeed. I believe that my course as a Special Education teacher would be a
great chance for me to land a job to the country, I love the most.
Why do I want to teach in US?
Simply, I want to achieve my biggest dream and to help my family as well.
Back when I had my first job experience, I was uncertain if I will continue being a Sped teacher.
Why? Because of the nature of the job that I have to deal with. I was teaching students with
hearing impairment. At first, it was very ironic because the school didn’t teach sign language as
their medium of communication but rather, they taught them how to communicate by speaking
through lip reading. Yes speaking! It was the first time I heard that kind of instruction used in
teaching deaf-mute students. Perhaps, they even sing, dance, act and recite a prayer. The
students were just like any other normal kids. From that moment, I realized that this would
challenge me and test my teaching capabilities. To cut the long story short, I taught there for 2
years and the school has left me a lot of learnings and I will cherish it forever.
Right now, I am already married for 2 years and a half with a beautiful daughter. My plan would
be if ever I will be working in America, I want to bring my whole family as well. I can’t take
leaving my family away from me for too long. So, as soon I will get the job, maybe a year or so,
or whatever is applicable to my situation, I will petition my whole family and start a new life
there. I really want to give my family a life that they deserve. This would be a great opportunity
for me and for my family as well.

1. Are you an education graduate?


Yes. A Special Education graduate.

2. Are you currently teaching at the primary or secondary level (K-12) in your home
country?

No. Currently, I’m a government worker.

3. Do you have a current and valid teaching license from your home country?

Yes. Professional License for Teachers

4. Do you possess sufficient proficiency and command of the English language to teach
effectively?

Yes.

5. Do you have at least two years full time teaching experience?

Yes. A special education setting. Teaching hearing impaired students.

6. Are you of good reputation and character?

Yes.
7. Do you agree to come to the U.S. temporarily (up to 3-5 years) as a full time teacher of
record in an accredited primary or secondary (K-12) school?

Yes I agree.

8. Are you physically fit, mentally healthy and has no pending cases nor convicted of any
crimes?

Yes. I am physically, mentally fit and has no pending cases.

9. Do you agree to return to your home country after the duration of your J1 visa
program (up to 3-5 years)?
Yes. I agree.

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