New Hampshire educators looking to teach online can teach in our partner schools across the country over livestreamed video. If you have a standard or professional license in New Hampshire, Proximity Learning can support you through the license reciprocity process to work in states where this is required.
Proximity Learning teachers can improve their use and understanding of technology, test their creativity, and live as digital nomads through virtual teaching.
Proximity Learning teachers are not only certified, background checked, and experienced, but they're also dynamic, engaging, and caring. Learn more about our online teaching jobs in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire’s teacher shortage is so extreme, it could cause school closures. When a school cannot hire enough teachers to satisfy demand, they are left with enlarged class sizes and safety issues. There is no backup plan when teachers are out. According to NHPR, “White Mountains Regional School District Superintendent Marion Anastasia said school leaders were scrambling every day to find enough teachers. This shortage could literally shut us down if we don't have teachers, paraprofessionals, nurses, bus drivers and cooks for students and custodians to keep our schools safe and clean."
Ultimately, the most recent teacher shortage report shows 5,878 under-qualified teachers in New Hampshire during the 2020-21 school year.
In April 2021, Frontline Education surveyed 1,200 district leaders to discover that two out of three respondents reported having teacher shortages in their schools. This is a record high since launching the survey in 2015.
Could live online instruction from Proximity Learning benefit your school district?
