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Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR
Posted by Sheena on 9/29/08
Thank you so much for the info. I recently applied for a classified
job, so I hope I hear frome them soon.
On 9/28/08, highdesertmama wrote:
> Sub jobs can come through either the district or the ESD where you
> live. For instance in Central Oregon all our subs come through
> the High Desert ESD. Best bet would be to check with the
> districts you would like to sub in and see where you need to sign
> up. Personally, I'd rather have a classified job than substitute
> teach.. that way you'd actually get some experience in the
> classroom, and benefits.
>
> ***If you don't have a teaching certificate you can only sub 60
> days a year. check out
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> http://www.tspc.state.or.us/new/core/licensure.asp
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> for information about licensure
> From the TSPC License Guide
>
> Type Restricted Substitute Teaching License
> Category Teacher
> Description The Restricted Substitute Teaching License is issued
> to applicants who hold a bachelor’s degree, but have not completed
> an educator-preparation program. It is valid for substitute
> teaching for up to 60 total days per year for a district or
> districts which has jointly applied for the license.
> Population There are 703 active Restricted Substitute Teaching
> Licenses
> (As of Sep 27, 2008 at 6 AM)
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> On 9/15/08, Sheena wrote:
>> Is there a website that you'd recommend to look for sub jobs?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> On 9/14/08, TeachinTucson wrote:
>>> No, you don't need your Master's to sub and that is a good
>>> way to get some experience before deciding if you want to
>>> become a teacher. But, when I was living there, they already
>>> had so many subs in PDX district that they wouldn't accept
>>> me. I subbed for a bunch of other districts in the area.
>>> There are also many classified level jobs you could get for
>>> which you don't need more than the qualifications you already
>>> have.
>>>
>>> On 8/18/08, Sheena wrote:
>>>> I have a BA in English and writing. I plan on becoming an
>>>> English and writing teacher at the secondary level. I
>>>> admit that I haven’t spent much time working with
>>>> teenagers in an academic setting, but I’d like to get my
>>>> foot in the door. Do I have to have a Masters degree to
>>>> sub or to be a classroom assistant in Portand, OR? Or
>>>> does anyone else have tips on how I can get that
>>>> experience? Thank you all.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 8/18/08, by Sheena.
- Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 9/14/08, by TeachinTucson.
- Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 9/15/08, by Sheena .
- Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 9/28/08, by highdesertmama.
- Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 9/29/08, by Sheena.
- Re: Teaching experience in Portland, OR, 9/29/08, by highdesertmama.
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