My coursework is before 2010 and a lot has changed since then. I may have to send in descriptions of it since it's not in the title. What about professional development? Does that count toward anything? I just hate that I may have to sign up for classes that will cost me money that I don't NEED (and could probably teach) in order to qualify in certain areas. I'm pursuing a certification in ABA to hopefully obtain my BCBA and SHOULD theoretically qualify as a 9000 autism cert, but who knows what will count and what won't...very frustrating...
Freeze is still in effect at the moment. No idea about CONUS numbers for hiring but no major issues with schools closing so far so there should not be a large group of excess DODDS teachers to be placed which is usually good news. I'm guessing there will be the usual 200 or so positions needing to be filled (give or take).
Any speculation on available positions after the transfer round, or if this will be a good year for CONUS hiring? Has the freeze been sorted out yet? I saw the FEA was getting involved, didn't know if there was an update.
Other than that, the only things that seem to increase your odds are personal connections with admin in DoDDS schools, having done your student teaching in a DoDDS schools or having a military spouse with orders for a location where there is a DoDDs school.
IcanreadLocal community college, online colleges? The University of Phoenix and Walden University have some online courses, I think. I took an online course through Pima Community College in Arizona.
Do you know if it will be checked off on your EAS application once you combine all of your transcripts into one document? Everything in my application is checked off as completed except the File Attachments section. Just a little confused.
hahaYes, sometimes you even need to delete everything and re-upload it to see if that helps. If you do that and still don't see the check, go ahead and call HQ and try and get someone to look at your file.
I'm licensed in 4 states already...See MoreQuick question: if I'm applying to all continental u.s. schools, and we don't care where we end up, do i have to get licensed in each state before applying? So, to be considered by ky, nc, sc, al, and georgia, do i have to be licensed in all those states?
Or can you be hired, then get your license?
I'm licensed in 4 states already, but only one is dod.
hahaNot an expert on stateside DDESS (or DoDDEA Americas as it goes by now) but I believe that a DoDEA certificate will trump the host state requirements as long as you are teaching in a DoDEA school. You definitely do not need to have a certain state's certification before applying.