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Are you looking for a new teaching position? Do you need to brush up on your interview skills?
Lucky for you, I am diving into the topic of interviewing in this episode.
Mostly, I am sharing with you how I recommend prepping and applying to a new position. This is something that I have done enough times, and I feel like I have really refined my process.
I also interview candidates for Madly Learning, so I am able to give the interviewer’s perspective as well which I think you will find to be very beneficial.
Whether you are looking for a change, you’ve been forced to find a new position, or you’re looking for your first teaching job, I want to give you my specific tips and tricks to prepare for that interview so that you can knock their socks off and get offered the job you really want.
In Today’s Episode We Discuss:
- Pushing yourself so that you can grow
- Going where your passions lead you
- How to be prepared for an interview
- Doing your homework before an interview
- How to make notes that will help you
- Types of questions that interviewers are likely to ask
- How to get your confidence up
If you have an interview coming up, let me know how it goes! I would love to know if you used any of the tips that I shared in this episode.
Don’t forget that you can also grab my Interview Prep Guide for even more help getting ready for your next teaching interview.
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