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Jan 28, 2022
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HelpOthers
This timeline was not even correct as of January 30th. Make sure you are reading the official guidance at both Iwakuni and the military facility where you would stay in Tokyo.
primarypod
There should be a Covid Team at MCAS Iwakuni specifically for DoDEA. Contact your school secretary to confirm that you are following the most current protocol for your specific location. The only US Government managed hotels in the area are on MCAS Iwakuni.
Jan 23, 2022
haha
You would likely still need the required coursework/degree. I believe they give some small credit towards required early childhood coursework (two years for 3 semester hours) but they basically want an elementary/early childhood degree (24 SH).
https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/requirements/Elementary-School-Teacher-Categories-and-Requireme...See More
https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/requirements/Elementary-School-Teacher-Categories-and-Requireme...See More
Jan 22, 2022
At what point should I add references in my EAS?
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LBC7199
haha, this is truly helpful and I really like the way you suggested to spin it to admin. I think my admin would be supportive but I know it is a longshot but it is good not to blindside them too. Thank you for the awesome advice.
LBC7199
haha, this is truly helpful and I really like the way you suggested to spin it to admin. I think my admin would be supportive but I know it is a longshot but it is good not to blindside them too. Thank you for the awesome advice.
Jan 22, 2022
Icanread
Unfortunately Dodea is more concerned about coursework. The good thing about having the certificate on your state license is that you should only need half the amount of credits in order to receive Dodea certification. For instance, in AZ, I have an endorsement in early childhood but didn't qualify for it with Dodea. Instead of 24 credits, I only n...See More
haha
Agree. Maybe check and see if any schools in your state/county will give you college credit on a transcript for some of that work. Unlikely that they will and/or that DoDEA will take it, but worth a few calls/emails.
Jan 20, 2022
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Icanread
This might be worth your time to read… https://www.reddit.com/r/usajobs/comments/s92upt/tips_to_land_that_federal_job_hopefully/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Icanread
Well, the link didn't activate… go to Reddit and look for the subreddit called USAjobs. Lots of great info there!
Jan 17, 2022
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Icanread
I believe that form is for employment verification to figure out where you would fall on the pay scale when/if you get hired. I don't believe it would need to be submitted now. That will definitely be submitted once you get a job offer.
haha
Good catch. I totally missed the subject (and the point of what was being asked apparently). :S
Yep. Usually those are submitted after an offer, although some people recently have said that they uploaded to EAS. We mailed ours in as part of the onboarding paperwork, way back when.
Yep. Usually those are submitted after an offer, although some people recently have said that they uploaded to EAS. We mailed ours in as part of the onboarding paperwork, way back when.
Jan 14, 2022
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Jan 11, 2022
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It varies. 3-5 seems fairly typical but I've heard as low as 1 and as high as 10.
Thomas P
The area you're in also heavily plays into it. If you're applying for a job in a city or some other highly-populated area chances are there's going to be a lot of people looking for the position, but if you're out in a rural area you're likely to have little to no competition for the spot.
Jan 10, 2022
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haha
Basically agree. If you already have a "good" job then you don't risk much by taking the interview. At worst, you don't like what you hear, turn it down and are blocked from applying for the upcoming recruitment cycle (maybe).
How do the locations/costs of living compare? How does the money compare (salary +post allowance)? I would try and...See More
How do the locations/costs of living compare? How does the money compare (salary +post allowance)? I would try and...See More
Icanread
Based on Dodea's recent track record with teachers who are currently overseas, you will most likely not qualify for housing benefits or return travel. You would have to return to US soil for 12 months before applying/interviewing if you would like to receive LQA, etc.
Jan 9, 2022
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