You’re going for a job in your own school – perhaps hoping to step up from teacher to deputy principal, or from deputy principal to principal.
The fact it’s your own school can complicate matters a little.
In the audio below, Liam Horan, MD, Sli Nua Careers Ltd, talks about three crucial points you must bear in mind when preparing for the interview.
Sli Nua Careers Ltd has a wealth of experience of working with teachers at all levels within the education system and we have had many successes in the teaching sphere.
Contact one of our OFFICES today if you’re a teacher on the promotion/permanent trail.
Three key pointers when going for promotion in your own school:
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