Learn from your teachers! Even if you are not applying for a job in education or training, this
example is wise advice. Candace Davies has an active website and advises teachers, professors
and administrators about the best opportunities in Education.
Presenting a Sample Lesson During a Job Interview
When applying for a teaching job, you may find that some
employers will ask you to conduct a sample lesson. This is
something that some hiring committees like to include as part of
the interview process, it get an understanding of your classroom
presentation skills.
In order to prepare for a sample lesson, the first step is to
practice at home. If possible, ask a friend or family member to
watch your presentation so they can give you feedback on your
performance. Ask them to be completely honest, hiding areas for
improvement are not going to help you. If there is something that
you do or say which needs improvement, you can correct it before
you get to the interview.
When you get to the interview, conduct your lesson exactly as
you would in a real classroom; your actions will show the
potential interviewers exactly why you are the right person for
the job. Ensure you show passion and enthusiasm.
Are you ready for the job interview? It will either make or
break your chances of a job offer. If you fail to plan… you
plan to fail. This is true and I have seen it happen to extremely
qualified educators. You don’t need to let the same thing happen to you.
So… get ready to ace the interview by clicking on the links below.
TEACHERS
http://resumes-for-teachers.com/Teachers-Interview-Edge.php
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