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Landing a J-O-B

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Landing a J-O-B. Finding Openings. District websites Found under a variety of names and places (“job openings”, “employment opportunities”, human resources, etc) Visit different websites State-wide websites http://www.ctreap.net/ http://www.cea.org/jobs/ http://www.careerbuilder.com/ - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Landing a J-O-B

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Finding OpeningsDistrict websites

• Found under a variety of names and places (“job openings”, “employment opportunities”, human resources, etc)

• Visit different websites

State-wide websites• http://www.ctreap.net/• http://www.cea.org/jobs/ • http://www.careerbuilder.com/

NewspaperWord of mouth/connections

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ApplyingFollow job posting directions

• Typically involves submitting a resume and cover letter.

• May also ask for transcripts, recommendations, copy of teaching license (pending), clearances (child abuse, criminal background check)

• If application asks for official transcripts, do so. Do not give them a reason to disqualify your application

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ResumeAssignment: Prepare and submit a

resume and cover letter• Due 9/18• Must conform to

CCSU resume and cover letter packet• Must have each of the 8 designated

sections except military experience• Dr. Cummiskey’s resume

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Cover letterAssignment: prepare and submit a

cover letter• Sample from Dr. Cummiskey

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Resume - formats

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Resume - formats

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ResumesWhat does a school district do with

resumes mailed to human resources/personnel office?• What about electronic resumes?

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Guidelines for InterviewsWhat does an interview consist

of?Interviewing candidate, as well as

selling organizationInterviewee should do 75% of the

talking

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How does the interview begin?Questions to relax and accentuate

qualificationsBuild Confidence

Guidelines for Interviews

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Guidelines for InterviewsHow is the middle portion of the

interview?Questions regarding tasks in job

description

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How does the interview end?Interviewee has opportunity to ask

questions

Guidelines for Interviews

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Guidelines for InterviewsTypes of Questions:Open-ended

• How, Why, Describe, Tell me, In what way?

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Now that I know what the interview entails, How and What do I prepare?

Guidelines for Interviews

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Pre-InterviewKnow the GroundrulesAnti-discrimination legislationQuestions interviewers are NOT

legally allowed to ask• Age, sexual orientation, marital status• What if asked??

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Pre-InterviewUnderstanding of Job Description

• Review “interview strategies and guidelines” fileReview Qualifications & ResponsibilitiesReview your materialsTo bring:

• Professional case or binder• Have a list of questions to ask them• Print materials such as an exemplary materials or

portfolio (optional)

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Pre-Interview: Anticipating QuestionsCurriculum, assessment, grading,

instructional strategies, technology, classroom management, communication with parents/community, communication with colleagues• Provided by Rosemarie Bonner

Prepare answers to commonly asked questions• Dr. Cummiskey example

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Pre-InterviewNot a bad idea to get practice

interviewing for positions you may not accept.

Maybe even tape yourself and play it back• Watch body language, fillers, odd habits

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Pre-Interviewhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=S1ucmfPOBV8&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=qR-IhZJOq3U&NR=1http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=YPXE4RqdqqM

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Interview Professional dress and appearanceFirst moments and last impressions

of the interview Answering questions, asking Q’s

• NASPE principal questions• Sample interview q’s 1, 2, 3

Additional thoughts . . .

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Components that you will be judged on . . . Knowledge of specific job-related tasksExperienceAbility to communicate, poiseInterest in position and organizationOverall motivation to succeed InsightPersonality in relationship to position

applied for*Provided by Rosemarie Bonner

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Selecting the Candidate following an Interview …

Seek opinions from committee, as well as others involved

Examine strengths and weaknesses or rank candidates

Is this candidate a good “FIT”• Will they respond to the challenges of

the program?• How will they contribute to the team?

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Selecting the Candidate following an Interview …

During the interview, the interviewers will likely record comments and possibly rate you on a numeric scale.• You will do this during the mock interviews

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Let’s Set Up Mock Interviews . . .

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Be Aware of . . . Opening and Closing of InterviewPosture and Body LanguageArms crossedEye contactPolitically correct termsConfidence shown in speech Questions by the interviewers

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