How to Prepare to Rock your Teacher Interview
Everything you need to know to land your dream teaching job.
You got an interview -- hurray!
But now the nerves start setting in. You know that you're only going to have about 15 minutes to impress goodness-knows how many people are going to be sitting in on this interview. You know that you're already getting sweaty thinking about it.
You know you should prepare for this - our entire career might hinge on those 15 minutes...
But how?
The good news is, it's not difficult. it just takes some careful strategy, and someone who's been on the other side to let you know what they're looking for.
After sitting in on literally dozens of interviews (ok to be real, I probably hit the 100-mark), I decided to sit down and chat with you about what the best candidates ALWAYS seem to do before coming, and how it can completely transform your interview.
I'll fill you in on the behind-the-scenes of interview panels to help you understand what, why, and how to prepare.
And then I'll break down the steps for you to do it yourself.
For each step, you'll have a workbook page to help you break it down for yourself. You'll walk away feeling prepared, confident, and reassured that you're ready to go.
This workshop is like a behind-the-scenes peak, step-by-step guide, and giant pep talk all at once.
Your Instructor
Hi! I’m Jeanne. I’m a middle school ELA teacher from Illinois and the founder of Teacher Off Duty--a blog dedicated to helping teachers save time, teach better, and live happier. Helping new teachers is my all-time favorite jam. With 6 years of teaching under my belt, including experiences mentoring as a cooperating teacher, serving as Department Chair, and a Masters degree in Curriculum and Instruction, I’ve got some really great experience with teaching and mentoring. I’m also not so far away from my first year that I can’t remember what it feels like to be just starting off.
In my 2nd year teaching, I won an Outstanding Beginning Teaching Award and I didn't feel special enough for it at all. In fact, I knew then what I know now: I owed the early success largely to the strategic preparation I did before them. And now, I want to help you do the same.