The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship of job stress and coping strategy for the intern teachers of elementary school in Taiwan. Survery research and interveiw was conducted in this study. The subjects included 469 intern teachers from elementary school about four countries of center Taiwan, and six intern teachers were visited. The conclusions about this study are as followings: 1. Perception of the intern teachers' job stress is below the average, they had the highest degree " role stress", and lowest degree on "interpresonal relationship". 2. The use of coping strategy about the intern teacher of elementary school that usually use "society support", and seldom use "escape strategy". 3. Job stress of the elementary school intern teacher shows significant differences by educational background, government fund or self-provided, martial status, service area, intern class, number of intern teacher, locus of control. 4. Coping strategy of the elementary school intern teacher shows significant differences by gender, educational background, government fund or self-provided, marital status, size of school, intern class, locus of control. 5. Ther were significant differences about coping strategy in different perception of the intern teachers' job stress. 6. There are significant correlation between job stress, coping strategy, and locus of control. 7. The intern teachers' personal variables, job stress and locus of control could be predicted effectively upon coping strategy.