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May 28, 2017
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Snow Lane
Obviously a preschool disabled position will likely have different questions, but here's what I had in my notes about what was asked: -Your Background -How you use Standards -Typical day in class -How you use Formatives and Summatives -Experience with PLCs -How you use Technology -Why your subject area -How you use Accommodations -Experience with C...See More
HelpOthers
In addition to what everyone else said, have a bottle of water ready in case you need to drink something during the interview. Oh, one more, is that some of my interviews had very involved questions with several parts that needed to be answered. I found that typing the questions was much faster than trying to write them down and if I did not write ...See More
May 27, 2017
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May 26, 2017
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Teach2live
thanks
HelpOthers
On that medical form in the link that Janie sent there was a spot to include the requirements of the job. I think if you honestly check the requirements and your doctor indicates that you do not have any medical conditions that would keep you from performing your duties, you would be fine. The only other thing might be if you had a condition that r...See More
May 26, 2017
How long have others waited after they've applied to hear anything ...See More
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Teach2live
Thank you for the responses. I'll keep trying, but maybe that means I also need to keep my options open.
haha
Always a good idea when dealing with the odds of being hired with DoDDS.
May 26, 2017
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Cece
Hi Icanread - Yes, I would definitely take a look at international school positions, but be careful of the packages offered and make sure you get housing, relocation, shipping, etc. You can sign up for Search Associates, TIE, TES, Teachers Horizons and International Schools Review. All these are great resources. Many schools can start as early as S...See More
haha
Sorry to hear that. If you are interested in int'l schools also check International Schools Review. The reviews and forum on the paid side (like $30 per year) can be very helpful but so can the forum on the free side.
May 25, 2017
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Snow Lane
I would say to turn down the contract. I think that a tentative offer is good enough to decide to move forward, assuming you have no health issues or background check issues to worry about.
If you want to try to get ahead, I'd say do the Anti-Terrorism training. Use these directions to take it:
Visit https://jkodirect.jten.mil. N...See More
If you want to try to get ahead, I'd say do the Anti-Terrorism training. Use these directions to take it:
Visit https://jkodirect.jten.mil. N...See More
angel
Thank Snow Lane for the training directions
May 24, 2017
TeacherMama K in Daegu
Documents: passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate if applicable, most recent transcripts, the salary verification form from your county.
HelpOthers
You can upload most documents into EAS now or open an account in USAJobs and upload everything you think you might need. That way, you won't have to keep those documents with you. Having a cell phone signal and fully charged cell phone is the most important thing.
May 24, 2017
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haha
Very nice! Enjoy it for a minute. Now you can stress about the parts of the process. :D
Bett
Yep, I totally foresee lots more stress. Finally got the e-Qip sign in and finished that yesterday, now it's on to the gazillion other things I've got to catch up on. Same for you Oregonsip. but woo hoo progress on the process ... one step at a time.
May 24, 2017
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