Unemployed to US Forest Service School to DoDEA Japan
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Nov 12, 2017
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There is not an age limit for hiring. I know there is for other federal and state department jobs, but not for DoDEA.
Joe Wachs
Just a follow up to Chantal's question. I am currently teaching at an American International school. I do know that some countries has age limits in order to get a work visa. I dont't know if this is an issue with DoD or if they have agreements that supersede that policy?
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DoDEA generally has Status of Forces Agreements (SOFA) which cover active duty military and related mission required personnel when assigned to another country. So, if you have SOFA status you are not in the country with an actual visa and are not bound by any age restrictions, etc. I think the UK is one of the exceptions where a visa (expensive an...See More
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And in practice, a fair amount of teachers either join DoDEA late in their careers (sometimes after retiring from a stateside district) and/or stay with DoDEA until VERY late in their careers.