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Aug 4, 2005
hi there, i have a few silly questions i'm hoping one of
you can answer. i'm applying for an ed assistant position
for this year. i have a BS in psychology and am going to
apply for alternative licensure, but i want to get my feet
wet first. do ed assistants get health insurance? and is
the pay actually per hour worked, or is it spread out
throughout the year? i mean, is it x dollars per hour
during the school year, and nothing in the summer, or x
dollars per week all year round? also, if anyone knows of a
school in need of EAs, let me know, i'm just applying from
the aps job posting site.
thanks a bunch
danielle
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Hi,
IN APS... You do get health insurance, but I'm not sure how
much your part of the payment for it is. Also, for teachers,
they take your 9 months pay and dole it out over 12 months
(if you worked the whole 9 months,if you only worked part,
you only get it part of the summer) so I'm sure they do that