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Teachers.Net Gazette Vol.6 No.5 | May 2009 |
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Need a Teaching Job? Here’s Where to Find One Need a job? Here's help. | ||
by National Hall of Fame Educator Alan Haskvitz www.reacheverychild.com/alan.html Regular contributor to the Gazette May 1, 2009 |
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Looking for a teaching position? Due to the nature of job listings and the uneven quality and quantity of positions, it is essential that you go through the process slowly and don’t deal with those that charge a fee unless you feel it is worth it. Some sights may ask you to register first and that information may be used by others so I suggest you have a separate email account for job searches in case spam comes a calling on your more essential email accounts. I strongly recommended that you seek out those who have used these services for their insights and even use the Teachers.Net site to see if anything there strikes your fancy. jobs.teachers.net. I also strongly recommend that your first choice would be to use the job placement services at the university where you completed your educational training program. The services are sometimes available online. That is where I found most of my jobs, but it took daily treks before I could find a desperate administrator who wouldn’t hold my advanced degrees against me on the salary scale. Those were the good old days. Jobs and certification links
Summer Jobs
Jobs by state
University listing of jobs by grade and subject level
Government Link site
Education Week listings
Overseas Teaching Jobs
From US Government
Australia
Great Britain
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