I brought in my teaching portfolio to prove to him that I had went through all the educational loops and experience. Not only did he view it, he also had me explain to him details of some of my experiences, some which dated back to almost 10 years ago to the present. My assumption for this was to see where I had started and where I was now with my teaching methods. This wasn't offensive, but shed light to myself on how far I had come in my knowledge and growth as a teacher.
The online application requests a social security number and a driver's license. That is a bit much when not filling out new hire paperwork.
What skills do you have?
Why do you want to work here?
Why do you want to teach?
Give us an example of a time when you had a conflict with a co-worker
How many programmation languages you know? What is your level in each one
How would you react to a student who did not want to participate in class?
what is your experience as a youth dance teacher?
Really didn't ask me questions, just talked about them self and spoke to passer bys. Looked at their phone anytime I was speaking.
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