please help me find a good sample of job application for teacher?
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http://www.gvisd.org/positions_available_files/Application%20for%20Employment.pdf
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This link should help... if this doesn't... go to google.com and type in education job listing...should pull up quite a few links.
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Look at the best site http://www.jobstories.com.au/
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MS Word or visit http://www.microsoft.com\n\nor you can visit\n\nhttp://www.effective-resume-writing.com/free-resume-templates.html
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You need to know the needs of the company, business, whatever, and you need to go in and convince them that you will meet these needs.  Learn as much as you can about the company.  I notice you posted in "special education."  If you are applying to be a teacher, you need to convince them that you will not only meet the students' needs, but you will also volunteer to do extra, and that you are good at managing students.\n\nIf you tell us the job for which you are interviewing, we can give you more specific information.
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hi\npls send me your resume,\ngood luck
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my first job I applied through the newspaper, 2nd and 3rd jobs were through people I knew. A school counsler or local job market might help as well. Ask around.
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Many school districts post vacancies on their websites.  Check them out, state by state and district by district.  \n\nMake each resume and covering letter specific to the job you are applying for, but don't make them too long.  Instead make them stand out.  Make sure you address all requirements of the postion clearly in your resume and/or letter.  Highlight somehow the sections that speak to your specific qualifications for the job.  \n\nRemember that the people reading the letters and resumes are probably reading hundreds of them at this time of year.  They will appreciate candidates who are specific and to the point and will get frustrated with those who ramble.\n\nDo follow-up calls or e-mails, as appropriate, when postings have closed.  The HR people may remember you when they read your application.\n\nIf you are called for an interview, be prompt - about 10 to 15 minutes early, neatly dressed and groomed, have copies of your resume in case you are interviewed by a panel and not all members have your resume.  \n\nResearch the school and district so you are well-informed and find opportunities to display that knowledge.  Research the sites that have typical interview questions.  Most likely as a beginning teacher you will be asked the typical types of questions.  Be well prepared to answer them.\n\nIn an interview don't feel you have to start answering a question the instant the questioner stops speaking.  Give yourself a few seconds to collect your thoughts.  \n\nDo a follow-up call or e-mail to thank them for the interview opportunity.\n\nBe prepared with a few questions for the interviewers.  They almost always ask if you have any questions, and many people have been hired because of what they asked, not because of their answers.\n\nGood luck.  The job will come.
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A teaching job is the main one.  Good luck
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http://www.resumeexperts.com/personalprofile.pdf\n\nhttp://www.resumeexperts.com/forms.html\n\nhttp://www.onlinecollegenetwork.com/infosheets.pdf#search='resume%27%20forms'
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This request sounds a little suspicious.  Why do you need free samples.  It seems to me that if this individual has made a good impression doing supply teaching, s/he should be able to get legitimate letters of recommendation.
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check this out;\n\nhttp://jobs.classifieds1000.com/Maldives/Teaching_Jobs\n\nhttp://www.4icj.com/mv/?gclid=CLDCw7u2_oMCFUBPQgod-SYfeQ\n\nhttp://www.eslemployment.com/teaching/teaching-maldives.htm
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You can search for "sample resume" on the internet and find many resources for different job titles.  \n\nclick link below to get started.
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just use yahoo yellow pages and visit a few and see if you like the teacher(s)
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You may want to try classmates.com... The site used to be better - now it seems to be a way to gather (and possibly sell) information and they have restricted a lot more info from free use... but they do sometimes have teachers in the database.
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try monster.com where you post your resume and it is reviewed by different employers
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Go to Ed-Join.org (http://www.edjoin.org/)\n\nMost districts post all jobs available and you can apply on-line. As far as I know, there is a big need for Special Ed. teachers, especially in moderate to severe setting.