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PatrickGHBusan
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Location: Busan (1997-2008) Canada 2008 -
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| If they want this done you can bet many applicants will do it. |
Any candidate who spends hours planning a lesson for a class he may never teach would be a fool. The applicants who get the interviews will have copied and pasted the plan(s) from somewhere else at a minimum of effort. |
Same thing.
They want to see what the applicant can do.
Still, show up with a lesson plan for a class you copied and pasted and you may bomb the interview when asked to discuss said lesson or semester plan.
Also note that ONCE you spend HOURS planning lessons or a series of lessons, you CAN RE-USE this material in other interviews with slight modifications. So the work itself is not wasted or lost.
Finally, good positions ask for more from applicants. I have no idea if the offer in this thread is for a good position however.
Still, considering University positions tend to be highly competitive, refusing to complete an application requirement is dumb and basically shooting yourself full in the face. |
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Swampfox10mm
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Malislamusrex
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Just out of interest, I applied for the International trade job.
I've got an MBA, 5 years finance experience
in the middle of a MA TESOL with 2 years teaching experience.
any thoughts? |
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