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May 28, 2020
May 28, 2020
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haha
Potentially somewhat easier, but less so than in the past when many people receiving transfers generally wanted to move from the Pacific to Europe. There can be some movement from Oki towards the mainland, but the chances for those moves a pretty rare in recent years.
There are a lot of schools/openings in Oki, but "Europe" is a big place ...See More
There are a lot of schools/openings in Oki, but "Europe" is a big place ...See More
IsItFriday?
It is much easier for a new hire to get a position in Europe than in Okinawa. In fact, it is approximately three and a half times easier to get a position in Europe.
There was no transfer round this spring. And there are many more teaching positions in Europe. Approximately three and a half times more positions.
It's not somewhat...See More
There was no transfer round this spring. And there are many more teaching positions in Europe. Approximately three and a half times more positions.
It's not somewhat...See More
May 28, 2020
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Soda
It only took a couple of weeks for me—last year at this time. I hear it can vary wildly, though.
haha
It "can" take a few weeks, in the sense that it has all been finalized within that time frame before. Depending on your own unique situation, who is involved with your case, etc. it could happen again.
Historically, 4-6 weeks was considered a relatively fast time, but maybe HR is getting more efficient. :D
Historically, 4-6 weeks was considered a relatively fast time, but maybe HR is getting more efficient. :D
I am certified for all levels.
May 28, 2020
May 28, 2020
I wonder if they will generate multiple referall lists for each location, and if so, will it be after the closing date? It says to apply on EAS. It seems like they'd already ha...See More
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May 28, 2020
May 28, 2020
I asked a lot of questions here before and got some very helpful answers. How do I look up previous posts? I do not see a "search" area nor do I see a place with my previous messages under my profile. Thanks!
MyDOD
When I need to find a post, I type in "teachers.net" plus the keyword I'm searching for in the Google search bar. It narrows down a few pages to click on that are specific to the website and topic I'm looking for.
Bob R/CA
Shamont's idea is good, you can refine it by including "site:teachers.net" instead of just the raw URL. I'm working on version 3.0 of this chatboard, a better natural language search is on the list of improvements there (along with a host of bug fixes)
May 26, 2020
Topics:
1. First few weeks of school
2. Planning for a lesson
3. Instructional practices to...See More
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haha
Quizlet. J/K.
Well, I'll give Thomas the benefit of the doubt that his/her question came out wrong.
Basically, the reasons we post questions is so that people will feel more prepared and more comfortable (and hopefully have a better chance of receiving offers).
The reason we do not post answers is that there is no "right"...See More
Well, I'll give Thomas the benefit of the doubt that his/her question came out wrong.
Basically, the reasons we post questions is so that people will feel more prepared and more comfortable (and hopefully have a better chance of receiving offers).
The reason we do not post answers is that there is no "right"...See More
ecd5
I could see Thomas's questions being geared toward some of the questions posted here and in the past about PLC's, CSI, and possibly 3 & 7 above.
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