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Substitute teachers..much work available since january?

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26-01-2009 3:17pm

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carl-sagan

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certainly not in my case..

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#2 26-01-2009 9:44pm
Alessandra

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Well teachers are still gonna be sick and it is my experience that rather than take 1/2 uncertified days they may take up to a week since they have to get a cert anyways.. Depends though, you can get lots of calls one week and none the next. That's subbing for you though!

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#3 26-01-2009 11:02pm
clartharlear

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I'm doing the dip and I was getting a few hours supervising nearly every week. Not one class since Christmas.:(

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#4 27-01-2009 8:17pm
Dionysus

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I got two offers to teach since January, both of which I had to decline as I'm doing my TEFL course all this month. There'll probably be nothing from 1 February.

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#5 28-01-2009 3:42pm
carl-sagan

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yeah how is the tefl course , am considering it myself...

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#6 28-01-2009 8:28pm
clartharlear

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clartharlear wrote: »

I'm doing the dip and I was getting a few hours supervising nearly every week. Not one class since Christmas.:(

Have to take that back. Got ONE class today...

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