Montgomery is best known for its history as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement, but Alabama’s capital city has developed in recent decades. Notably, a successful downtown revitalization project has brought apartments, restaurants, nightlife, and a minor league baseball team (The Montgomery Biscuits) to the city. The combination of an urban environment and a low cost of living make Montgomery a great place to teach.
Work with Southern Teachers to find jobs at schools such as Montgomery Academy, Saint James School, and Trinity Presbyterian School.
According to a recent studies by Forbes and Kiplinger, Birmingham ranks nationally as the 12th most affordable metro area and fifth most affordable for renters – not bad for Alabama’s largest city. With money saved on living expenses, you’ll be able to enjoy the city’s lauded culinary scene more often. The University of Alabama at Birmingham offers opportunities to continue your education.
Let us help place you in a teaching position at schools such as Advent Episcopal School, Altamont School, and John Carroll Catholic High School.
Huntsville is on the rise, the third-largest city in Alabama and growing faster than all the others. The “Rocket City” hosts NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, where kids all over the nation hope to attend Space Camp. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to find a teaching job in Huntsville, but you’ll probably teach their children..
Southern Teachers can connect you with a teaching job in Huntsville at Randolph School and other schools in North Alabama.
Enjoy the beauty of the Gulf Coast when you find a teaching job in Mobile. From the Mardi Gras celebration to the historic buildings, Mobile resembles New Orleans, only smaller. Fresh seafood and nearby beaches will delight ocean lovers, and the downtown has been rejuvenated in recent years.
Let Southern Teachers help you find a teaching job in Mobile at St. Luke’s Episcopal School, St. Paul’s Episcopal School, and UMS-Wright Preparatory School.
