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Apr 26, 2018
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HopefulTeacher
EEX6946 is from which university. The note from my evaluator said I need 3 more credit hours in severe and profound disabilities. I do have a master's degree.
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Grand Canyon University used to have a class that worked. I just saw that U. of Phoenix has a graduate level class entitled SPED 535 Overview Of Severe Disabilities which would definitely work (can't comment on costs, etc.)
Apr 22, 2018
I finally got my 7-12 Masters Social Studies Teaching License renewed! I have been working in Japan for 7 years (I am currently an Assistant Professor at a private University)...See More
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H
It depends. And it sounds like it really depends on whoever is making that decision. My husband has worked both for an international school in Germany and for DODEA. While we were living in Germany, he was offered a job during summer break. He resigned from the school, but we were still living in Germany. The application stated our permanent addres...See More
haha
It's a grey area. I know of many people (including ourselves) who were teaching in international schools and were offered jobs with DoDEA with full CONUS hire benefits. I also know of a few people who were teaching at an international school in the same country where they were offered a DoDEA position. There have been some people who were not so lu...See More
Apr 26, 2018
So, I applied as a local hire at my husband's current duty station. My application has been qualified for SPED (yay!) but I'm still waiting to hear about an interview. To qualify for MSP, it was my understanding that we had to be married prior to the start of his orders. The thing is, he's been at this duty station his entire mili...See More
haha
I would write to the principals of schools in the area and introduce yourself as a SPED qualified local hire (if you haven't already). They are not required to give you MSP but will/should give you additional consideration as a courtesy. Having no full time teaching experience is a definite drawback for you but it is often difficult to find SPED ce...See More
Apr 26, 2018
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someday
This year I applied but I have already accepted a position. I was just posting the referral for info.
haha
Interesting that you are still getting referrals after accepting a position.
Bahrain is supposed to be very interesting and one of the more westernized of the ME countries. Working Sun-Thursday takes a little getting used to but I believe you get paid a bit extra for working Sunday (we have worked in the ME before but not in Bahain and not...See More
Bahrain is supposed to be very interesting and one of the more westernized of the ME countries. Working Sun-Thursday takes a little getting used to but I believe you get paid a bit extra for working Sunday (we have worked in the ME before but not in Bahain and not...See More
Apr 26, 2018
Icanread
Unfortunately we don't see the list of open positions. If we did know of positions, they could be filled by transfers. Hopefully you will get a referral though!
Apr 25, 2018
haha
In general, sooner is better than later. Apply and see what areas you qualify for. As you finalize certifications, degrees etc. you can just apply for re-evaluation. If you are in the system and qualified for something then you might get a chance to interview/get offers. Adding certifications will increase those chances but it only takes one certif...See More
Apr 24, 2018
haha
Thankfully no, you generally do not need to be re qualified every year. The only time that would happen is if you added classes/certifications and wanted to be re-evaluated for new target job.
You generally just need to re-upload your certifications and transcripts every year when it is time to renew your application.
You generally just need to re-upload your certifications and transcripts every year when it is time to renew your application.
HelpOthers
haha has given accurate advice. Once qualified, it is rare they would unqualify you. This might happen if you let a teaching certificate/license expire that was used to reduce the required number of credits in an area. Another reason might be if they change the requirements, etc. When you open your application, you should be able to see on your qua...See More
Apr 23, 2018
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Apr 18, 2018
I recently received an update on my qualification tab to submit some additional documents, which I have. Does anyone have an idea of how long they take to reevaluate your records?
Thank you!
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BubbleHead
It can take a few days, a few weeks, or a few months depending on who the evaluator is, what subject is being evaluated, and evaluators current workload.
bluejay
Mine took roughly 3 weeks. Have you heard back yet?
Hello,
I have reactivated my teaching license, and just obtained a formal copy from the Dept. of Education. Where do I upload this document (to EAS or USA jobs).
Also, this might be a common sense question, but the pay scale is broken into levels 1-18, along with subcategories for degree qualifications. What dictates the level yo...See More
I have reactivated my teaching license, and just obtained a formal copy from the Dept. of Education. Where do I upload this document (to EAS or USA jobs).
Also, this might be a common sense question, but the pay scale is broken into levels 1-18, along with subcategories for degree qualifications. What dictates the level yo...See More
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SocialStudiesLivinginJapan
Mary and Wilma, thank you for the quick and thorough reply. I already have an EAS application completed with appropriate recommendations, which have been approved. The teaching certificate will be re-activated from the State of North Carolina. I have also completed the Masters credits. I will have 6 years of experience added to my license, so it so...See More
haha
Based on past practices, your international school experience should be counted. Your experience in Japanese Universities could go either way. My first impression would be no but someone posted recently that their university teaching experience was counted by DoDEA so all you can do is submit it and hope for the best.
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