Career Planning
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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.
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An interviewer asks you to describe your weaknesses. What do you say?
A human resources office says they have your paperwork on file, but you've never been called for an interview. Why not?
How many interviews will you have to pass before you get the job?
What are the top 3 mistakes candidates make when creating their teaching portfolio?
What's the secret for making an inexperienced candidate seem like an experienced teacher-- without lying?
If an interviewer asks you what challenges teachers today have to face, what should you NOT say in your response?
An interviewer asks, "Do you have any questions for us?" at the end of an interview. What types of questions should you ask?
What education buzzwords should you know and be able to use?
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