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From Sourcing to Hiring: Key Resources to Finding Your Right-Fit Teachers

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From Sourcing to Hiring: Key Resources to Finding Your Right-Fit Teachers

No matter where you're at when it comes to sourcing, interviewing, and hiring, we've got the resources needed to successfully find the educators you're looking for.

Virtual (Video) Demo Lessons: What Teachers Need to Know

Virtual (Video) Demo Lessons: What Teachers Need to Know

Whether your upcoming demo lesson is a live video call or a recorded video submission - we tackle what makes a demo successful, and some of the unique virtual challenges teachers face.

How to Prepare for Your Upcoming Virtual (Video) School Interview

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How to Prepare for Your Upcoming Virtual (Video) School Interview

It's just as important to prepare for your virtual (video) interviews as it is for your in-person interviews. Why? Because this is your first face-to-face impression, and first impressions matter.

How to Set-Up a Virtual (Video) Demo Lesson

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How to Set-Up a Virtual (Video) Demo Lesson

As a recruiter or hiring manager, learn how to adapt your teacher demo lesson interview process to a more virtual (video-based) one.

How to Conduct a Successful Virtual (Video) Interview: Recruiter Basics

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How to Conduct a Successful Virtual (Video) Interview: Recruiter Basics

For a recruiter, the successful execution of a virtual (video) interview is less about the content of your questions and more about creating a clear process that feels natural. Find out how recruiters can set-up and effectively conduct the interview.

Always Be Recruiting: How to Keep New Hires Engaged

Always Be Recruiting: How to Keep New Hires Engaged

A lot can happen between now and that first day of work and you want to be as proactive as possible about systematizing your process for keeping new hires engaged and excited about joining your team.

How to Write a Great Intro Email

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How to Write a Great Intro Email

As a recruiter using Selected, your first interaction and first impression with candidates consists of the message you send with your connection invitation. If left empty, chances are high that the candidate response rate will be low. Here are three tips for making that message count!

Dress the Part: What to Wear to a Teaching Interview

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Dress the Part: What to Wear to a Teaching Interview

When it comes to the interview, landing the role means dressing the part. So dress like you plan on showing up in the classroom: professional, and able to withstand the demands of classroom leadership.

Mental Health Days: When Teachers Need Them and Why They are Important

Mental Health Days: When Teachers Need Them and Why They are Important

Mental health days help curb a more immediate burnout among teachers and help re-establish the teaching profession as a sustainable and viable option for those who might otherwise choose to leave.

Top 3 Reasons to Consider Teaching

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Top 3 Reasons to Consider Teaching

You want to make a difference, and the idea of inspiring the next generation has always sparked your interest. If you've been considering a career in education, here are three reasons to take that next step toward classroom leadership.

California Reciprocity: Transferring Your Teaching Credential

California Reciprocity: Transferring Your Teaching Credential

The basic requirements for transferring your teaching credential to California. The article outlines steps for obtaining your preliminary credential, which can last for a maximum of five years as you complete all other credentialing requirements in order to obtain your clear credential.

Structured Interviews: 10 Steps to Hire the Right Teacher for Your School

Structured Interviews: 10 Steps to Hire the Right Teacher for Your School

A structured teacher job interview process ensures a more equitable hiring, training, and retention process for our teachers and school leaders.