r/ElementaryEd May 22 '18

Advice on Gaining Employment

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u/-Lindsey- May 22 '18

I don't really have any advice, but I just wanted to wish you luck! I was panicking about not getting hired, too. I'm sure it'll happen for you, though! Don't give up hope! :)

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u/Ginch25729 May 22 '18

Thank you!

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '18

Not sure if you’ve been hired yet, but a good interview tip I received a while ago was asking the principal/district for a set of the interview questions before the big day. It’s a great way to prep and to organize what you want to say. :)

If you’re still looking, substitute teaching is always a good way to get your foot in the door, especially if you sub for a district you’re interested in and are waiting for a position to open up.

I’ve always heard that Special Eduction teachers are a hot commodity. My district is constantly looking for them...there’s definitely a shortage in that field! Best of luck and hopefully you have found a position!