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Hello! I am an education student and teaching abroad is something I really want to do in the future. I am just hoping for some information about the likelihood of getting hired through the DoDEA after graduating.
I will be graduating next year with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (grades 1-6) and a Bachelor's in Liberal Stud...See More
I will be graduating next year with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (grades 1-6) and a Bachelor's in Liberal Stud...See More
Jun 18, 2021
Jun 17, 2021
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Teachabroad
Oh I see! Thank you both for explaining. I was just told that the position is for a year because the current teacher will return.
IsItFriday?
The reason is not important, and may not even be true.
The significant thing is that the position is NTE, and comes will a built-in expiration date.
The other teacher? Doesn't matter. That person might return. They might return early. They might transfer/relocate/get promoted , or any one of a hundred other changes in their career...See More
The significant thing is that the position is NTE, and comes will a built-in expiration date.
The other teacher? Doesn't matter. That person might return. They might return early. They might transfer/relocate/get promoted , or any one of a hundred other changes in their career...See More
Jun 16, 2021
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HelpOthers
I miss-read the initial post. Yes, if you are applying for an administrator position, include a cover letter, references, a resume that shows you have all the experience you say you have in the questionnaire related to the application- this could mean a 5-10 page resume- follow the suggestions in USA Jobs for creating a resume. It really does need ...See More
KMC
@helpothers I have already applied on usajobs and have been referred to locations. So all documents submitted. I decided to just send a short email to district leadership saying such. Let's see...just hoping to get their attention when the referral pile crosses their desks. I didnt want to bombard them with a long email etc. Since I already passed ...See More
Jun 16, 2021
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IsItFriday?
Death and taxes. Death and taxes.
HelpOthers
@KMC. If you are hired from the USA (living in the USA for at least a year and from application to final offer), the recruitment benefits basically pay for your cost of living (housing and basic food). The health benefits are not cheap, but are comprehensive. Other than that, the rest of your income is expendable (savings, vacations, etc.).
Jun 15, 2021
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AlreadyDODEA
No, it is for DDESS so there are no new schools.
Icanread
I would venture to say that the person requesting a referral list inputted the name of the school incorrectly or there is a system glitch.
Jun 14, 2021
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world2go
Thanks all. I'll call and ask about those. It would be in addition to what I am teaching now, I think. It's in Italy but it's only a rumor this person is retiring, so I just wanted to be ready just in case.
world2go
Thanks all. I'll call and ask about those. It would be in addition to what I am teaching now, I think. It's in Italy but it's only a rumor this person is retiring, so I just wanted to be ready just in case.
Jun 4, 2021
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ecd5
It's pretty simple. Only accept an interview/job where you want to stay for a while. If you would like to work in multiple locations, you'll have to either go stateside a year or two, accept a hardship location if available, or get a promotion to another overseas location.
HelpOthers
I agree with ecd5. A transfer round it not looking likely in the near future and if it were to occur would not look like it has in the past. The current movements are occurring as excess movement (current position no longer in the manpower), promotions, moving between foreign countries and USA/territories, some within district transfers at the expe...See More
May 30, 2021
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KMC
Good point @haha.
HelpOthers
You can apply through EAS to foreign countries if stationed at Guam, just like if stationed in Puerto Rico or locations within the USA. You can also apply to locations within the USA. I think this is the only location within the USA/territories that also permitted transfer to foreign countries when there was a transfer round. If you attempt to acti...See More
May 30, 2021
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Icanread
Nope. It's your responsibility. However, Guam and PR may offer some relocation help, depending on where you live.
HelpOthers
@BlueSky. The relocation benefits are only for leaving the Continental USA. The housing benefits are only if you are recruited from the USA to live in a foreign country.
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