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Jun 15, 2020
ms896
I believe it is. Puerto Rico is like Guam, and I got my relocation paid for Guam.
Icanread
I believe so, but I would verify with HR before accepting an offer there.
Jun 15, 2020
haha
Never say never, but it would be very surprising to be considered for an overseas position through EAS as a current overseas teacher. It seems that when there are hard to fill positions, they are more likely to send out internal emails for positions that open to internal applicants.
It is frustrating that there is no real internal system f...See More
It is frustrating that there is no real internal system f...See More
Jun 15, 2020
So I was rated qualified in Social Studies, possess a master's in history (from Norwich, and have just completed my fifth year of full-time teaching. I listed any location under my preferences.
I got a singular referral, but no interviews. I am planning on finishing my national board certification in the fall. Is there ...See More
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haha
Look into AVID. It is often combined with SS and generally only needs a short workshop to become certified.
Agree with the advice to see what you already have in your transcripts, what you can test into adding onto your state cert (if your state allow you to add by testing) and then reassess what might be the best/easiest area to add.
Agree with the advice to see what you already have in your transcripts, what you can test into adding onto your state cert (if your state allow you to add by testing) and then reassess what might be the best/easiest area to add.
Hippolyta
Don't forget, if your state allows certification via testing, the course work required by DODEA is cut in half. Also, consider AP training. Many states are offering online AP training this summer.
Jun 11, 2020
I have been given a tentative offer for an overseas job for the 2020-2021 school year. I am waiting for my fingerprints to be processed to complete the background check. The location I am going to has a two week quarantine and I will need to apply for a visa as well. When would you typically start shipping your household goods and p...See More
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MsU
Perfect ill be watching! Ps my last name has changed because I got married!
HelpOthers
MsWatson, to avoid the multiple posts, after you hit comment, refresh your page or open it again in a new tab. You should see that it has been posted. If worried about losing a long post, just copy it first. It's a glitch in teachers.net
Jun 10, 2020
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Jun 12, 2020
I know schools are out now, so I was assuming hiring would pick up, but July is in just a few weeks, so I wondered what that might look like during this very unique summer period.
However, I am getting AP referrals ...See More
haha
Principals do generally take some period of time off during the summer. There may be fewer of them traveling this year due to the restrictions/complications/uncertainties involved,. But, they are perfectly capable of recruiting/interviewing while traveling and many have done so in the past.
Jun 11, 2020
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haha
Something from DoDEA HR or admin/secretary from a specific school?
HelpOthers
If the school had your name, you were on a referral list and they are not responsible for notifying you of the referral, that is an HR glitch or in your junk e-mail. They interview very few people, so a reference check might help them decide who to interview. I suggest you keep ongoing conversations with your current principal that this can occur, ...See More
Jun 11, 2020
haha
They should be separate systems/processes. It "shouldn't" freeze your EAS if you accept a paraprofessional position. You "should" be able to accept a teaching position and resign the para position. Only HR could say for certain(ish) though.
Icanread
I worked with a parapro (who was also a certified teacher). Two weeks into her new job as a parapro, she received a fulltime job offer as a teacher. She obviously quit and took the teaching job. Like haha said, they "should" be 2 separate systems and not affect each other.
Jun 11, 2020
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HelpOthers
January may have been too early to trigger it for this school-year. I would just do it again and delete the old one after you see the new one.
MyDOD
I thought I had reuploaded them in January, but it was actually February. I deleted them and reuploaded and the dates are fixed. Thanks!
Jun 11, 2020
HelpOthers
Probably DoDEA HR. I believe CHRA only handles the hiring process.
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