Information for U.S. School Employers: Cap-Exempt H-1B Sponsorship

Ready to Contribute to Your U.S. School

I am actively seeking a full-time High School Physics Teacher position within a U.S. public school district or private academy and require H-1B sponsorship. I am eligible for cap-exempt H-1B sponsorship due to my qualifications aligning with roles often found in institutions of higher education or affiliated non-profits, or non-profit/governmental research organizations.

My WES-verified U.S. Master's equivalent degree in Physics and a perfect 200/200 score on the Praxis II Physics (5266) exam position me as a highly qualified candidate ready to make an immediate and positive impact on your students and STEM program.

Understanding Cap-Exempt H-1B

Cap-exempt H-1B visas allow certain U.S. employers to hire qualified foreign nationals without being subject to the annual H-1B lottery cap. This typically includes:

  • Institutions of higher education (e.g., universities, colleges).
  • Nonprofit organizations affiliated or related to institutions of higher education.
  • Nonprofit research organizations or governmental research organizations.

If your institution falls into one of these categories, or if you have experience with cap-exempt H-1B petitions for educators, the hiring process can be significantly streamlined. I am eager to discuss how my qualifications align with your school's needs and to collaborate on the sponsorship process. I am well-prepared to provide all necessary documentation promptly.

My Commitment & Flexibility

  • Curriculum Adaptability: Dedicated to adapting my teaching methods and content to align with U.S. curriculum standards, including NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) and AP Physics frameworks, as required.
  • Location & Start Date: Flexible regarding location within the United States and amenable to discussing start dates that align with your academic calendar.
  • Proactive Collaboration: Committed to being proactive and communicative throughout the hiring and visa application process, ensuring a smooth transition.
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