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Re: 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?
Posted by I think... on 10/02/08
On 10/02/08, hktbone wrote:
> I was interviewed for teacher's aide position and there
> were about 7 people for $10/hour job. Most of them are
> school princials, psychologist. At first, l thought l was
> in the wrong room, because the setting was like
> interviewing for a principal position w/ 7 people asking
> very serious questions.
>
> According to the district website,the reqiurments for aide
> were not high. No college degree, pass a basic math and
> reading test,no necessary experiences working w/ children.
>
> Why made all the fuss for a postions that has no
> beneifits,15-20 hours/week,only $10/hour. The reason for this is because there are so many teachers
looking for work that the schools know they can get the
best. The schools near me are now starting to require a BA
and some want a BA in Education. I worked as a TA for 2
years and I never thought I would be interviewing for these
jobs again. But, I have been, and they are NOT easy to find
at all. This teaching shortage myth is disgusting.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?, 10/02/08, by hktbone.
- Re: 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?, 10/02/08, by I think....
- Re: 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?, 10/04/08, by fb.
- Re: 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?, 10/04/08, by daisitroy.
- Re: 7 people panel interview for Teacher's Aide?, 10/11/08, by Cole.
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