By George On September 24th, 2010
You've finished college. You're done with your student teaching. Maybe you've been subbing, or maybe you're a teacher's aide. Now is the time to get the real, full-time teaching job you've been dreaming of.
The Guide to Getting the Teaching Job of Your Dreams was written by me (a veteran teacher and experienced teacher interviewer), to help you get the teaching job you've been dreaming of. I've worked in two different school districts and have many years of public school teaching experience. I've also been on many interview committees, where I've helped to seek out and hire the most qualified candidates.
I want your job search to go as smoothly as possible, so I wrote an eBook filled with tips, strategies, advice, and procedures that will help you find and land the teaching job that you've been searching for. I'm confident my eBook can help you.
What's in the book?
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You'll learn everything you need to know about finding and
landing the teaching job you want.
Inside you'll find:
All About References and Letters of Recommendation
The 50 Most Common Teacher Interview Questions
and How to Answer Them
Information, Tips, and Advice about the
Teacher Interview Process
What to Include on Your Teaching Resume
Secrets to Making your Cover Letter stand out
Sample Resume, Cover Letter, and Thank You Letter
All About References and Letters of Recommendation
Seven things you should avoid saying at an interview
How to Prepare and Present your Teaching Portfolio
Go inside the minds of two interviewers as they describe what an interview committee looks for, what they notice, and how to impress them.
A candidate describes her struggles and successes throughout the job hunting process. She explains what worked and what didn't!
And lots, lots, more!
It's a complete guidebook for student teachers who are hunting for their first job, substitute teachers and teacher aides who would like to advance their career to the next level, and experienced educators who are looking for a job at a new school.
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Category: Employment & Jobs
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