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Jul 13, 2021
Jul 12, 2021
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netplayn
I ask because one of my references stated they had not received a request from the 2nd school (they did complete one for the 1st school). That kind of threw me for a loop.
HelpOthers
The application itself requests a reference. Schools may or may not request additional references.
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Jul 12, 2021
HelpOthers
When clicking the "qualification area," if they are asking about experience, it would be based on that specific qualification. so if LIMS, by itself then Yes. If LIMS elementary, LIMS middle, LIMS secondary, then say yes for the ones that apply and no for those that do not.
Jul 10, 2021
I am already qualified as SLP and assessor with MS + 50 (various sped area credits). Could I attempt to qualify for PSCD, virtual school and special education assessor? I have classes/experience but no MS in sped.
If I attempt to add these 3 areas to my EAS application and I am found to be...See More
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HelpOthers
Currently, a Masters Degree in Special Education is required to be a sped assessor.
https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/requirements/Education-Support-Categories-and-Requirements.cfm
The areas you put on the application won't hurt you unless you are deemed qualified for a position you don't actually want to ever do. Once you receive ...See More
https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/requirements/Education-Support-Categories-and-Requirements.cfm
The areas you put on the application won't hurt you unless you are deemed qualified for a position you don't actually want to ever do. Once you receive ...See More
BlueSky
@HelpOthers, Appreciate your last paragraph. Very important info to consider when requesting a qualifications review.
Jul 8, 2021
I seem to have missed out on the summer hiring and I'm debating whether to accept a stateside position or substitute in hopes something will open up early in the year.
Any advice is appreciate...See More
HelpOthers
If vacancies are known in the spring, hiring occurs by now. However, if new vacancies appear, they will continue to hire. For example: *Spouse unexpectedly PCSing out early; *Medical issues (self, dependent, extended family) become known over the summer, so the person resigns or takes a leave of absence; *Person waits until their retirement age- of...See More
ProperTeach
Thank you for the insight. I was curious how often hires occur early in the year in Europe. I know they're common in the states.
Jul 8, 2021
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HelpOthers
No. It means that everything being shipped must be included in your HHG or UB. Active Duty personnel are permitted an additional "Professional Books and Equipment" shipment that does not count against the weight of their household shipments. However, you can ask if the movers can pick up at two locations. It might cost a little extra, but if you ha...See More
haha
No, somewhat ironically, the professional books and equipment allowance is one of the few things that applies to active duty personnel but not teachers.
Jul 7, 2021
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Lovetotravel
Yes, the interviews are being conducted this week.
Lovetotravel
Yes, the interviews are being conducted this week.
Jul 7, 2021
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HelpOthers
As haha mentioned. DoDEA requires 6 semester hours anyway (every 6 years). You can also increase your pay with MA+15, MA+30, or go ahead and get your PhD (Ed.S. is a pay column stateside).
HelpOthers
Many people use Liberty University for a degree. University of San Diego is the one that DoDEA often uses for providing graduate credit to the classes offered for professional development. Just make sure whatever you do provides college credit and not just continuing education hours.
Jul 6, 2021
Jul 6, 2021
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Teaching the Kiddos
How does it work if you have both teaching experience in the U.S. and teaching experience abroad at an International School?
My most recent teaching experience is 2 years in China, but all the rest is in the United States.
My most recent teaching experience is 2 years in China, but all the rest is in the United States.
HelpOthers
Non-DoDEA is non-DoDEA. As long as you get verification of your employment experience, you should be able to use it.
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