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Apr 30, 2018
Apr 30, 2018
haha
Yes, it can be frustrating. Many/most people wait years before hearing anything. Some never do. Some people get interest/offers right away (just like some people win the lottery).
Teacher dad
Thanks. Lottery!
Apr 30, 2018
haha
Usually you get an email telling you but sometimes not.
Apr 30, 2018
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Buzz
I'm so sorry that did not work out. But you know you are making the referral list, so something even better might work out soon.
southernteach
Thank you T.Rob hopefully the same for you!
Apr 29, 2018
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LolaTeach
@soiillinos it's the DODEA Employment Application System (EAS). All applications for teaching must be submitted there. Does this make sense?
HelpOthers
the Electronic Application System is found at the following site: https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/onlineapplication/submitApplication.cfm
Apr 25, 2018
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Apr 27, 2018
This process seems murky or a guessing game. Any advice/info you guys can give to dispel myths or demystify DODEA hiring process would be great. I interviewed on a Thursday, my references were contacted Friday and it seemed very positive. But now it's been weeks and nothing. I've never received any emails at all, just a call for interview.
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HelpOthers
1- Usually 2- The school may do this for more than one individual and provide the names to HR who makes the final decisions based on interview points, etc.
joseybear
Thanks haha and Mary for your input. It was so much easier before when you just go into CPO's office or just go into the district office on the installation to apply.
My guess then is that it's back to the drawing board since it's been 3 weeks and I've heard nothing. Fingers crossed for the next interview.
My guess then is that it's back to the drawing board since it's been 3 weeks and I've heard nothing. Fingers crossed for the next interview.
Apr 28, 2018
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haha
I've never seen it, but it's possible. Having EI paired with anything other than SPED though would mean that the program only required a .5 teacher. I've seen this with an LIMM program (which makes some sense since those students would typically be capable of being included for virtually all classes) but it seems like this would be less than ideal ...See More
HelpOthers
It seems to me that EI and school counselor would be a good combination.
Apr 25, 2018
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HelpOthers
ELA has been doing lots of trainings and next year the SS ISSes will be doing lots of trainings. You will need to travel to many of the different schools to provide the trainings and will support schools, teachers, and administrators to teach the content areas, including CCRS and AP.
haha
Sadly, virtually all of the ELA training (at the HS level at least) has been done by an outside company/contractor that they fly in from the states every quarter. Hopefully they will actually utilize the expertise they have on staff in the form of the ISS types in the future rather than paying additional money to outside providers.
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