Lectures on career prospects for teachers and children's education in New York State have begun. Grasp every employment opportunity, and Kenway will help you solve your problems.

Lecture content: In this lecture, a senior educator will explain the prospects of early childhood education in New York State. At the same time, he will explain how to obtain a teacher assistant in New York State public schools and the employment process. In addition, in addition to public school teacher assistants, he also explains the knowledge and qualifications required to open kindergartens and after-school tutoring classes. Speaker: Senior educator Lecture time: 6/27/15 Saturday, 10am-12pm Lecture location: 136-31 41st Ave Ste 7C, Flushing, NY 11355 Registration fee: (call or book online before Saturday) Free! There is a $10 registration fee for same-day registration *Registration phone number: 718-321-3322 [b] It is not difficult to get into public schools, Kenway Training will help you get in![/b] After listening to the lecture, you will learn... New York State public school teacher certification process and career introduction Understand how to open after-school tutoring classes, whether a license is required Information about opening after-school tutoring classes Understand how to open a kindergarten process, qualification requirements, opening instructions, etc. [b] Working situation of New York early childhood education industry:[/b] The job is stable and there is great social demand. American early childhood educators usually work in kindergartens as teachers or teacher's assistants, which include taking care of children, helping children, and creating an interesting environment for reading, doing crafts, and listening to music. The average tenure of a teaching assistant in this industry is $36,680. Some teaching assistants choose not to work during the summer, but others assist in summer school during the summer. If you have any questions, please call Kenway Training Center. It is our honor to be able to help you! Phone: 1-718-321-3322 Email: Website: Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being scammed.