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As substitute teachers, we work on behalf of the absent teachers. Our job is to conduct management and administrative procedures of the classroom on behalf of the absent teacher. We have to mark the attendance of the students and maintain classroom discipline. In addition to it, we are responsible for assigning and explaining home tasks to students. Sometimes, we also have to manage and create reports of students and interact with their parents too. When the teacher is absent, we have to keep the students engage positively.
Core tasks:
- conducting classes as per the teacher’s lesson plans
- assigning and explaining homework to students
- taking attendance and writing routine notes
- maintaining a safe and conducive environment all the time in class
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Sophie Hayes
Women are more common working as a Substitute Teacher.
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Isabella Holmes
28 is the average age of people working as a Substitute Teacher.
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Benjamin Gardner
On average, people have 6 years of experience when they start working as a Substitute Teacher
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Benjamin Gardner
Education is typical for a Substitute Teacher to work in.
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Sophie Hayes
Most people have a Bachelor of Arts degree
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Sophie Hayes
EDUStaff, ESS, Kelly Services, Kelly Educational Staffing and PESG, LLC has the most employees.
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Benjamin Gardner
You should work for 4 years before considering changing to another role.
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Liam Brown
A Substitute Teacher typically works for multiple companies.
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Sophie Hayes
A Substitute Teacher probably worked as Teacher, Tutor or Sales Associate before
Working as a Substitute Teacher what job titles should I consider to switch to?
Benjamin Gardner
Consider the following: Teacher, Special Education Teacher or Tutor
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