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I am currently doing my student teaching and will graduate in December with a major in Mathematics and a minor in secondary education. I have passed my certification exams and have 1 year of experience as a substitute teacher as well as 2 years experience as an AVID tutor. I also worked as a nanny for 1 year and have done some private tutoring. How long do you think it would take for me to be hired as a secondary math teacher at a DODEA school in Europe?
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Red Head
My 1 year as a nanny was actually 1 year as an Au Pair for a family in Spain. I was there during COVID and was responsible for homeschooling the boy I took care of when the schools closed.
Red Head
My 1 year as a nanny was actually 1 year as an Au Pair for a family in Spain. I was there during COVID and was responsible for homeschooling the boy I took care of when the schools closed.
Red Head
My 1 year as a nanny was actually 1 year as an Au Pair for a family in Spain. I was there during COVID and was responsible for homeschooling the boy I took care of when the schools closed.
haha
Impossible to say of course. Some people are hired right away, some people wait many years and many are never hired at all. Most successful applicants do have at least several years of successful fulltime teaching experience in their subject area (and many will have 5-10 years). Your related experience is better than no related experience, but will...See More
Liv_hopeful
Like Haha said, I would start the application and have your references fill out the form. I was also told that successful teaching experience is a major factor for one to contact you for an interview, then the area of expertise.
For example, I'm certified to teach math. My 1st certificate only covers up to grade 9. I got my second one up ...See More
For example, I'm certified to teach math. My 1st certificate only covers up to grade 9. I got my second one up ...See More
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