TEACHERS: REGISTER NOW, POST RESUMES FOR
12TH ANNUAL GNOCCS CHARTER SCHOOLS TEACHER FAIR
EVENT TAKES PLACE MARCH 10 AT HYNES CHARTER SCHOOL
12TH ANNUAL GNOCCS CHARTER SCHOOLS TEACHER FAIR
EVENT TAKES PLACE MARCH 10 AT HYNES CHARTER SCHOOL
Certified teachers, teachers working on their certification, and instructional support professionals seeking employment in a Louisiana charter school are invited to attend the 12th annual free GNOCCS Charter Schools Teacher Fair, Saturday, March 10, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Hynes Charter School Gym, 990 Harrison Ave., New Orleans, LA.
“Full and part-time positions are available for certified teachers and those who will be certified by May 2018,” said Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools President Latoye Brown.
“Full and part-time positions are available for certified teachers and those who will be certified by May 2018,” said Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools President Latoye Brown.
Interested teachers are encouraged to pre-register online at www.gnocollaborative.com by February 28. Pre-registered candidates will have exclusive access to participating charter schools for the first hour of the event, from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m., upon presentation of their Event Brite tickets.
Additionally, interested candidates can post their resumes for Louisiana charter school leaders to review on the GNOCCS website prior to the event.
Walk-ins are welcome from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and should bring sufficient printed copies of their resumes.
“Principals and administrators will conduct on-site screening interviews at the Teacher Fair and share information about the benefits of working at their charter schools,” said GNOCCS Director Dr. Ken Ducote. “Teachers and aspiring teachers should bring multiple copies of their resumes, teaching certificates, references and any other relevant information for immediate consideration. Degreed professionals interested in obtaining teacher certification may also obtain information from attending universities.”
The fair is sponsored by the GNOCCS with support from The Reily Foundation, the School Leadership Center (SLC) of Greater New Orleans, and the Pro Bono Publico Foundation.
Charter schools from across Louisiana are invited to participate and interview candidates at this free event. There is room for nearly 60 schools to participate, but tables must be reserved as soon as possible since space is limited, said Mr. Ducote.
Regularly updated charter school vacancy listings are available online at www.gnocollaborative.com.
For additional information about registration as a teacher or an interviewer, email hharper@h2nola.net or call (504) 897-6110. Schools can also register at www.gnocollaborative.com.
Additionally, interested candidates can post their resumes for Louisiana charter school leaders to review on the GNOCCS website prior to the event.
Walk-ins are welcome from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and should bring sufficient printed copies of their resumes.
“Principals and administrators will conduct on-site screening interviews at the Teacher Fair and share information about the benefits of working at their charter schools,” said GNOCCS Director Dr. Ken Ducote. “Teachers and aspiring teachers should bring multiple copies of their resumes, teaching certificates, references and any other relevant information for immediate consideration. Degreed professionals interested in obtaining teacher certification may also obtain information from attending universities.”
The fair is sponsored by the GNOCCS with support from The Reily Foundation, the School Leadership Center (SLC) of Greater New Orleans, and the Pro Bono Publico Foundation.
Charter schools from across Louisiana are invited to participate and interview candidates at this free event. There is room for nearly 60 schools to participate, but tables must be reserved as soon as possible since space is limited, said Mr. Ducote.
Regularly updated charter school vacancy listings are available online at www.gnocollaborative.com.
For additional information about registration as a teacher or an interviewer, email hharper@h2nola.net or call (504) 897-6110. Schools can also register at www.gnocollaborative.com.
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