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[watergirl]

I've an interview at a public school.. they've asked for 'proof of teaching experience'. Now, it's not for SMOE and the pay,
but, normally, what is considered proof of experience. I know it's a standard question and needed for public teachers.
reference letters?
Would pay receipts for the different jobs suffice?

They've just told me 1 day ago, so no time to get refs from all employrers.

Thanks.

[ttompatz]

Typically, your certificate of employment from past employers.
(they are required by law (labor standards act) to give you one).

It would typically have:
name and ID
Start date
End date
General job description (ie: teacher, English, G4,5,6)

And have the school director/principal signature and dojang on it.

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[beentheredonethat777]

[watergirl]

ohh, thanks for all the quick info.
And, of course, no one has ever given me this form. I have only worked as an afterschool teacher before, which technically, is sort of a hakwon.

I can not prepare these forms in one day, but I do have pay stubs (official) from most of my jobs, and my last 2 letters of release (which have the start and end date), so that'll have to do I guess.
I'll type up a list of numbers they can I guess to check.

PS: It isn't for pay, as I'm only their morning teacher for 3 hours.

I guess I'll see how bureacratic they are.