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      Entrevista para Teacher

      28 de abr. de 2016
      Candidato(a) sigiloso(a) à entrevista
      Dallas, TX
      Nenhuma oferta
      Experiência positiva
      Entrevista difícil

      Candidatura

      Candidatei-me online. O processo levou 2 semanas. Fui entrevistado pela Parish Episcopal School (Dallas, TX) em mar. de 2016

      Entrevista

      I sent in my application materials via email and then had a phone interview with the head of the department. I moved on to the next round, which included a half-day campus visit. Since I live out of town, they reimbursed me for my travel and treated me very well throughout the day. I started by giving a sample lesson for an hour, then the rest of the morning was filled with back-to-back interviews ranging from one-on-one to group setting. The only thing that threw me a bit was lunch, which was with the other members of the department. It was not so much a lunch but a time for the members of the department host their own interview. I would have been fine with this if it wasn't during lunch--I didn't have time to eat (plus it's awkward to be chowing down while you're in the "hot seat"). Overall though, it was a very professional and informative interview process. It took a week an half for them to respond with their decision. I received a personalized note from the department chair first, which I preferred to their automated system which was much more generic.

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      Be prepared for countless versions of the question: "How would you handle a situation in which a student doesn't care about the material being covered in class?"
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      Entrevista para Teacher

      4 de fev. de 2014
      Funcionário(a) sigiloso(a)
      Oferta aceita
      Experiência neutra
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      Candidatura

      Candidatei-me pessoalmente. O processo levou 5 semanas. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Parish Episcopal School.

      Entrevista

      Some openings are announced through school email to present employees. Openings are also posted on school website. School typically brings in a handful of applicants for interviews by teachers, administrators, and students. A large number of positions are haphazardly filled by teachers' children, next-door neighbors of administrators, graduates of the school, parents of students those who attend the same church, and by people whom administrators meet at random events--all that limit diversity and never reach the best qualified outside candidates.
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