This is the third in a series of three blog posts on becoming a teacher – the first is on looking for a job and the second is on applying for a job.
You’ve done your homework, you’ve applied for your dream role and now you’ve had the exciting news that you’ve secured an interview! Congratulations! Now begins the prep… Most schools will give you at least 48 hours’ notice before the big day, so there’s plenty of time to get organised.
Gearing up for interview day
Every school’s process will be slightly different. However, there will be some certainties. You will have to provide ID on the day and sometimes proof of qualifications before starting.
With a virtual interview, it’s super important to log on with time to spare, double check your technology is working and give yourself plenty of time to get it sorted if it is not! Think about where in your home is the most appropriate to take part in the interview, ideally you want to be in a calm and quiet room where
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