When you are in the market for a new and exciting career in education, it can be intimidating to realize that there is so much competition for your dream teaching or school administrator job. Creating a fantastic resume and personalized cover letter is the first step in a successful job search. Why not increase the [...]
Education Job Interview Tips to Land a Job Offer Quickly
These education job interviews tips and strategies will help you to be prepared for your upcoming teaching or principal job interview. This advice will help you achieve success at your next education interview and edge out the other job candidates.
You cannot “over prepare” for an education job interview. You must know the common questions (as well as effective answers), which will likely be posed to you by the hiring administrator. These articles are full of topics to focus on, questions to prepare for, and tips for managing more difficult questions.
You only get one shot at your education job interview, so make it count! Take the time to look through these posts, understand what is required of you as a potential job candidate, and consider contacting Candace Alstad-Davies for further job interview coaching.
Discover a list of helpful education job interview strategies, as well as things to avoid saying and doing during your interview. Did you know there are different kinds of job interviews? Here you will find methods for successfully navigating phone interviews, in-person interviews, panel interviews, behavioral descriptive interviews (BDI), and follow-up interviews.
Are you also aware of what you should bring with you to a teacher job interview? Were you informed you might need to give a demo lesson plan during the interview? We can help you track down the resources and documents you will need to acquire or develop. We will also demonstrate why it is so crucial to conduct in-depth research on the school district you are applying to.
Why give away the opportunity to land your dream job? Start preparing for your education job interview now!
Are you still in love with your education career, or have you found it’s starting to take its toll on you? Unfortunately, if you are stuck in a job or a career path you dislike or one that has lost its luster, you may discover a ripple effect in your personal life. Discontentment in the [...]
One of the complexities of navigating teacher job interviews is the diversity of interviewing styles you’ll encounter for various positions. Tailoring your strategy for different types of teacher job interviews will help you stand out and surpass the other academic candidates. Interview preparation requires careful planning and thorough homework; nothing should be left to chance. [...]
Teacher interview tips, strategies, and help to fully prepare and succeed. Landing a teaching job offer is your ultimate goal. Don’t miss preparing to WIN. After putting lots of energy and time into your teaching job hunt, the phone is finally ringing with an invitation to an interview for the teaching position of your dreams. [...]
Understanding the post-interview follow-up stage could solidify a teaching job offer. Put your persistence plan in action, and don’t let up. The job interview isn’t over when your meeting ends – there is still work to do to secure the education position. Following up after the interview is critical to success. Improve your chances of [...]
When interviewing for a teaching position, you will encounter several interview questions. Knowing how to answer different kinds of teacher interview questions is essential. Interview questions can fall into two categories: personal questions and questions related to the specific school. It’s vital for all interview questions that you be honest and positive with your answers [...]
Attending a teacher job interview can be highly stressful for many people. The best way to help relieve this stress is to maintain a positive attitude and be prepared. Preparation cannot be stressed enough. Think of it as if your interview starts when you receive a phone call. Use the time leading up to your [...]
