I was just trying to shed light on getting an h1b as a teacher. It wasn't my intention to ask you to get licensed in SpEd. I'm not a sped teacher either I was just infoming. Maybe it's just me but I always liked taking risks. Anyway, good luck on your future plans.

No it's valid for 1 year unless your degree falls under STEMM designated majors like Engineering or Computers. Mine expired but I was able to stay here legally for 60 days then went to grad school and surprisingly halfway through the semester I found an employer that sponsored me. The ultimate goal ...

All I can say is that it's never too late and she has to remain optimistic. I was once an international student and almost lost hope when I finally graduated and couldn't get a work permit. I never stopped trying and even wen back to grad school temporarily just to have a legal status. Falling out ...

I recently ran across your post and it just caught my attention. Hoping it's not too late yet. I now work as a teacher here in TX. Anyway, If she has a teacher license from the state and is working in one of the "designated teacher shortage areas" like Science, Mathematics, ESL , Bilingual (Spanish ...