Get That Teaching Job!
Autor Paul K. Ainsworthen Limba Engleză Paperback – 25 ian 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781441113320
ISBN-10: 1441113320
Pagini: 184
Ilustrații: Illustrations
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1441113320
Pagini: 184
Ilustrații: Illustrations
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
A complete guide to job application success for teachers at all stages of their career.
Notă biografică
Paul K. Ainsworth is the Acting Principal of a Leicestershire secondary school. He is a Research Associate for the National College School of Leadership and a member of the editorial panel of Sec Ed. Paul frequently has articles published in a wide range of educational publications including Secondary Headship and CPD Update and he is also regularly approached to speak at national teaching conferences.
Cuprins
Acknowledgements \ How to use this book \ Introduction \ 1 General Advice for Job Hunters \ 1. What type of school do you wish to work in? \ 2. Where to look for jobs \ 3. How to structure your written application \ 4. How strong is your application? \ 5. What interview tasks could you face? \ 6. How to prepare for your interview? \ 7. A general guide to interviews \ 8. How to present yourself \ 2 Choosing the Position for You \ 9. Becoming a classroom teacher \ 10.Becoming a middle leader \ 11.Becoming a senior leader \ 3 Reflecting on Your Application and Interview \ 12. Learning from feedback \ 13. Making best use of supply work \ 14. The power of networking \ Index
Recenzii
'Ainsworth is the career mentor you have always wanted; whether hunting for that first teaching post after qualifying, or seeking promotion to middle or senior management, this comprehensive and highly practical book will help teachers develop a clear focus, and ultimately success, in achieving the next step in their teaching careers. In an increasingly competitive jobs market, this resource provides many valuable insights into what employers are looking for in successful applicants, and will help applicants navigate the maze of identifying suitable posts, writing winning applications and following through with positive and winning interview styles.' Sarah Squires, Editor of Extended Schools Update and freelance writer
'Written with remarkable clarity and from extensive experience, Get That Teaching Job! offers invaluable step-by-step help and guidance for teachers looking to move forward in their career. Sound, practical interview advice with sample questions and answers and web links to templates and additional resources are a real boon. A must-read for anyone ready to make a move - in a competitive market it could make all the difference.' Rosemary Taylor, Senior Partner, Key Issues Consulting, UK
'Paul Ainsworth's advice and guidance has been of benefit to the readers of SecEd for many years. His clear and down-to-earth style makes this book accessible and his experience within many spheres of education mean his advice is tried and tested and could help you to land that dream teaching job.' Pete Henshaw, Editor, SecEd, UK
'This book is a must for any teacher looking to secure their first, or next, teaching job. Whether you're an NQT, or aiming for a middle or senior leadership position, Get That Teaching Job! provides you with plenty of useful practical ideas, ranging from identifying the type of school or area you want to work in, to how to conduct yourself at interview, and everything in between. Paul Ainsworth's experience and research result in a book which will help you to be more prepared and feel more confident, as you tackle those tricky topics such as writing application letters, preparing for interviews, and maximising post-interview feedback. Get That Teaching Job! is a book I wish had been available when I was seeking my next teaching post!' Debbie Inglis, Education Performance Coach, Square Two Development Ltd, UK
Author blog in The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/teacher-network/2011/nov/24/perfect-teaching-job
'Written with remarkable clarity and from extensive experience, Get That Teaching Job! offers invaluable step-by-step help and guidance for teachers looking to move forward in their career. Sound, practical interview advice with sample questions and answers and web links to templates and additional resources are a real boon. A must-read for anyone ready to make a move - in a competitive market it could make all the difference.' Rosemary Taylor, Senior Partner, Key Issues Consulting, UK
'Paul Ainsworth's advice and guidance has been of benefit to the readers of SecEd for many years. His clear and down-to-earth style makes this book accessible and his experience within many spheres of education mean his advice is tried and tested and could help you to land that dream teaching job.' Pete Henshaw, Editor, SecEd, UK
'This book is a must for any teacher looking to secure their first, or next, teaching job. Whether you're an NQT, or aiming for a middle or senior leadership position, Get That Teaching Job! provides you with plenty of useful practical ideas, ranging from identifying the type of school or area you want to work in, to how to conduct yourself at interview, and everything in between. Paul Ainsworth's experience and research result in a book which will help you to be more prepared and feel more confident, as you tackle those tricky topics such as writing application letters, preparing for interviews, and maximising post-interview feedback. Get That Teaching Job! is a book I wish had been available when I was seeking my next teaching post!' Debbie Inglis, Education Performance Coach, Square Two Development Ltd, UK
Author blog in The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/teacher-network/2011/nov/24/perfect-teaching-job