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This is a question for the parents and teachers out there.
I am a certified teacher in NY, and I’m thinking of going for a second degree. I want to specialize in something that I can bring back to help the Jewish community. I currently specialize in learning disabilities. I was thinking of specializing in literacy as well, but it seems that many people are doing that already. I want to offer something more unique.
In what areas of education are there needs that are not being filled (and people who are willing to pay someone to fill them)?
People are willing to pay money to learn another language. Spanish is quite popular as a subject right now.
Spanish isn’t popular in the frum community.
Not now and not seven years ago.
Spanish is very popular if you are an employer and want to be able to communicate with your employees.
Today I learned 2 words in Spanish derecho and izquierdo, very important if you want to arrive to where you intend to go, in car with a Spanish speaker at the wheel.
Any Spanish speaker in America servicing Americans is expected to know English. When you call a car service the customer is not expected to know Spanish or French in order to get where he’s going.
The driver was my cleaning lady not a car service. She is learning English and getting better and better at it. At the same time I am learning some Spanish.
Here’s the real question – Gamanit, how did you find a 7 year old thread with only one post?
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