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Jun 14, 2017
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sunny
I'm in the same situation like look. Looking for a job as a dependent, just in different country. Shooting for a substitute job first , so I have completed my application for substitute teacher on usajobs.gov. That the website to check for openings for dependents. If interested in a sub position fill out the online application ASAP because it close...See More
Stuttgart_or_Bust
Thank you everybody for your responses! I appreciate you all helping me out, even if it's in tempering my expectations.
One follow-up question: when I was on active duty in Korea, I was able to make a decent side-gig out of "tutoring" Korean college students in English (basically just meeting them at a coffee shop and letting them practice...See More
One follow-up question: when I was on active duty in Korea, I was able to make a decent side-gig out of "tutoring" Korean college students in English (basically just meeting them at a coffee shop and letting them practice...See More
Jun 13, 2017
I looked into a storage box, and they're over $100 a year. If we're gone 10 years, which is the plan, that's $1,000+.
Anyone know if we can put them in military storage and/or bring them with us?
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Teach
angel---the transportation office should be able to let you know about swords. There are tight restrictions on knives/swords in Japan, so you may want to consider finding a place to store items like that just in case you cannot take them.
angel
Thank you. Based on what has been said previously (things deteriorating), I don't want to use storage for anything. Planning on taking everything with me (not car, selling it). Just not sure about the swords and trophies that I have.
Jun 13, 2017
"I just want to post this here in case anyone comes across them. Please DO NOT use this pet service. They just take your money, and it seems they are targeting military families. Complete scam. https://www.facebook.com/PCSPets.LLC/"
SandArt
Thanks for sharing!!
Supernova
This service is legit for Europe https://www.facebook.com/premierpettravel/
Because I'm born to stress, I'm worried my new job may have changed places. My tentative offer was for Belgium. Just got an email from my HR rep, whose listed as a Europe specialist, that all of my stuff has been forwarded to my new Point of Contact, whose listed as an Americas specialist. Now, the list that I have could be outdated, or the new per...See More
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haha
I wouldn't worry about it. Unless they specifically withdraw this offer and you get another one, it would be very rare that your new post has suddenly changed.
Snow Lane
I had a security specialist from Germany helping me, but I'm going to Japan. I think it's just due to workload and doesn't have to do with your station.
Jun 13, 2017
haha
There are definitely mixed opinions about whether taking a DoDEA stateside job gives you an advantage if your ultimate goal is DoDEA overseas. You would think (and many people do) that being in the system, building up some useful contacts etc would be a good reason to take a stateside job. I'm sure in some cases it does help some people.
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Scholar
Part time work with dodea does not count towards experience/steps. I don't know if tht would be bothersome to you. I know nothing about the stateside component though
Jun 13, 2017
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Jun 13, 2017
Also, I'm looking through the stack of paperwork t...See More
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Jun 12, 2017
Jun 12, 2017
My certs are PK through 6.
An...See More
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SandArt
Allavita, I will be a math support specialist. Not sure if that's the exact title. My contract says Compensatory Education Mathematics . I think you need 12 credits in math. Or it's 15. I kept getting the credits mixed up for compensatory math and being eligible for junior high math.
angel
Yes Janie! Look at your transcript 500 times if you need to. Last year I only applied for Middle Math and Educational Technologist. I didn't receive any referrals, which could be because I applied in April. Over the summer I looked at my transcripts MULTIPLE times, going back and forth on whether I should add other categories. Categories that I hav...See More
Jun 12, 2017
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HelpOthers
Teacher42. Even though your transcripts and certification did not change, you must upload them again to be considered for the current school-year. If you look at your forms page at these two documents, there is a school-year to the right. It likely has the school-year you initially uploaded them. These two documents must be uploaded each year or yo...See More
teacher42
Mary-Lorraine, thank you! I had no idea! Silly me! I thought I was just to review everything and did not know I had to re-upload, and the fact that I was given the 'green light' led me to believe all was well. I wondered why I was getting no referrals this year! Ha! Will wonders never cease! Thanks again for taking the time to explain.
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