Teacher jobs at Dominico-Americano

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Dolores1

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Colegio Dominico-Americano is seeking teachers for the 2008-2009 school year. They require teachers to have a bachelor's degree (master's degree preferable). For elementary teachers, 12 credits in Education. For high school teachers, 24 credits in subject area. Proficiency in written and oral English. Computer knowledge. Teaching experience (preferable). Those interested should send their resume to:
Human Resources Department. Av. Abraham Lincoln 21, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Tel 809 535-0665 Ext 254. Fax 809 533-8809. Or email: empleos@icda.edu.do
 
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schadlers

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How do you get hired from the states? I can't locate a international job fair (I live near Cincinnati, OH). I sent my resume to Dominico-Americano but haven't heard from them. I am wondering what I should do or I should not do to find a teaching job in Santo Domingo.
Thanks! :)
 
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RHM

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You can do better

mountainannie said:
without a master's - can expect around $1k or 30,000 pesos a month for a local hire. If you are hired in the US, I think you can expect more....
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That's pretty low, Annie. If you are a half-decent negotiator you can find much better offers.
Either way, teachers are typically done by 2PM or 3PM, leaving time to do other things for fun or profit. Lots of teachers tutor and do pretty well at it.

RHM
 
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jwarnicke

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I SHOULD HAVE ASKED; DO THE TEACH INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION IN THE DOMINICO-AMERICANO SCHOOLS? jwarnicke
 
Hillbilly

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Of course they do.

the Armed Forces has vocational schools and so does Infotep. The PUCMM and the Salesian Brothers Politechnical School in Santiago offer types of vocational training.

In fact, the Jesuit school in San Cristobal also offers this program.

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jwarnicke

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Where Would A Retired Ind. Ed. Teacher From The U. S. Look To Find A Teaching Job Around Puerto Plata? Jwarnicke
 
Hillbilly

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No place. All they do there is party.

You will look at Santo Domingo and its environs, Santiago and maybe La Romana...That list is not conclusive.

But it is pretty close. And you need to network first, learn basic Spanish, and get a feel for the place...be cool..

It could work out for you.

HB
 
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