NJ Hire.com
http://www.njhire.com/
Teachers-Teachers.com
http://www.teachers-teachers.com
Now Hiring
Teachers.com
www.nowhiringteachers.com
National Association of Teachers' Agencies
www.jobsforteachers.com
Teacher
Salary Survey
www.aft.org/research
Job Postings: These job
opportunities have been sent to the TED office and are shared
with Felician students and graduates. We are in no way
endorsing these organizations nor do we have personal
knowledge of the available positions. Positions are dated and
will be deleted as appropriate. If you apply for any of these
positions, please do so in a professional manner, representing
Felician College in a positive way.
Catholic/Private
School Positions
Public School Elementary
Positions
Special Education
Positions
Part-time Positions
CATHOLIC/PRIVATE
SCHOOL POSITIONS
8/6/01
Paterson Catholic High School is currently interviewing
for two full-time positions: Algebra I and II teacher
and Technology Coordinator. Interested parties should
call Teresa Kerr, Assistant Principal, at 974-278-1024 X22 or
fax resume to 973-684-7244. Candidates for the alternate route
are welcome.
8/2/01 The
Craig School, an independent school serving children with
average to above average intelligence who have learning
differences is expanding its program to admit its first 10th
grade class. The school is seeking three teachers to
work in the upper grades who are enthusiastic, entrepreneurial
professionals and want to be part of a growing, innovative
program that uses project-based, integrated curriculum to
focus on fundamental study and social skills. If interested,
contact Eric M. Caparulo, Upper School Director, The Craig
School, 15 Tower Hill Road, Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046.
www.craigschool.org
Phone: 973-334-4375 Fax: 973-334-2861
7/1/01 Our
Lady of the Holy Angels School has teaching positions
available in kindergarten, grade one and grade five. In
addition, a part-time after care supervisor is needed
on Wednesday and Fridays, 2:30 - 5:30 pm. Send resume and
cover letter to:
Sr. Mary Byrnes, Our Lady of the Holy Angels School, 471 Main
Street, Little Falls, NJ 07424.
Ph 973-256-1132 Fax 973-890-0904.
6/12/01
Mount Saint Joseph Children's Center has summer and fall
openings for special education teachers, classroom aides,
reading specialist, librarian, computer teacher, physical
education teacher, music teacher, and speech therapist.
Appropriate certification required for openings in a small
residential school for E.D. boys. Please mail resume and cover
letter to: Principal, Mt. St. Joseph Children's Center, 124
Shepherd Lane, Totowa, NJ 07512 or fax to 973-595-1930.
6/12/01 CURA
Youth is seeking a teacher for Youth Component of program.
Work with approximately 15 students ages 14-18 at a time
with emotional, behavioral, and drug related limitations.
One person would teach 14-16 hours over a four day period. If
interested, phone CURA Youth at 973-645-4360 and talk with
Brother Thomas.

PUBLIC SCHOOL POSITIONS
8/6/01
Plainfield Public Schools Job Fair on August 14th
by appointment beginning at 10:00 am. Middle school openings
in SPED as well as ESL, Language Arts, Math and Science. Also
elementary openings in ESL, Bilingual and Music. High school
openings in Spanish, SPED, ESL, Language Arts, Math, Science,
Computer Assisted Design, Graphic Arts, Multimedia and Dance.
With the exception of ESL and SPED, applicants must have
passed the appropriate NJ Praxis Exam. To schedule an
interview, please contact: Anne Mogavero, Office of Human
Resources, 504 Madison Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07060. Phone
908-731-4289 Fax 908-731-4332
amogavero@tntp.org
SPECIAL EDUCATION
POSITIONS
8/2/01 The
Wandell School in the Saddle River School District is
seeking a special education student-aide familiar with
Greenspan DIR Model to work with one child full time 8:30 -
3:00 Monday through Friday. If interested, please send letter
and resume to David Goldblatt, Superintendent/Principal,
Saddle River School District, Wandell School, 97 East
Allendale Road, Saddle River, NJ 07458.
Phone: 201-327-0727 Fax: 201-236-8166

SUBSTITUTE POSITIONS
7/27/01
Regular ed and special education substitute teachers
needed by Ridgewood Public Schools at all grade levels.
Full or half day positions available. Must have substitute
teacher certificate and at least 60 college credits if
enrolled in a BA/BS degree program or an accredited teacher
education program. For more information and assistance with
application, contact Jane Jablonski, Ridgewood Public Schools,
Office of Human Resources, 49 Cottage Place, Ridgewood, NJ
07451. Phone 201-670-2706.
PART-TIME POSITIONS
8/2/01 Special education
student wanted to work with a smart, related 2 1/2 year
old boy with expressive speech delays and limited attending
skills at his home in Ramsey. Mike works well with
warm, low-key educators who structure him unobtrusively. No
ABA/discrete trials. If interested, contact Lisa at
201-236-3868 (home) or 212-308-5858 (work).
8/2/01 College student
majoring in education or related fields needed to work with
a two year old boy as an ABA-Discrete Trial tutor.
Experience not necessary. Contact Diana Giordano at
973-523-1626 if interested.
7/17/01 Four job openings
for computer teacher K-8 in parochial elementary
schools in Bergen and Essex counties. Work three days per
week from 8:30 am - 2:30 pm during the Sept-June academic
year. Salary is $12,000 per year ($18.50 per hour). If
interested, please contact Susan Hennessy, Director of
Curriculum, Future Generation, Inc., 190 Wortendyke Avenue,
Emerson, NJ 07630. You may call 201-265-8358 X253 or email
her at
shennessy@futuregeninc.com.
6/12/01 Part-time
opportunities (1-5 days a week) for computer teachers
wanted for coming year, Will teach computer in an elementary
school setting with openings available throughout New Jersey.
Mail, fax or email resume to: PC Horizons, PO Box 644,
Totowa, NJ 07512. Ph 973-890-0370 fax 973-890-5100 or email
terrion@verizon.net.

NEW JERSEY STATE CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE
Substitute License
Elementary Education
(N-8)
Provisional Certificate
Standard Certificate
Special Education: Teacher of the Handicapped
SUBSTITUTE LICENSE
County substitute licenses cost
$60.00. They are are obtained by applying through a school
district, usually in the town in which you live. Although you
need only possess 60 college credits for this certificate,
districts may have more stringent requirements for substituting in their district.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
(N-8)
Certificate of Eligibility
with Advanced Standing
Once you have the Certificate of
Eligibility with Advanced Standing (CEAS), you may be employed
by a public school district or approved private school. To be
eligible for a CEAS, you must:
Graduate from a State-approved
teacher training program. (Felician College's Teacher
Education Program is a State-approved program. You must
complete a major in the liberal arts or sciences for
elementary education.)
OR
Complete the
Post-Baccalaureate Intensive Teacher Certification Program
at Felician College
AND
Attain a passing score on the
Praxis II: Subject Assessments and Specialty Area Tests,
0014, Elementary School: Content Knowledge test. Current
passing score for New Jersey is 133. Application booklets
are available in the Office of Placement,Certification and
TEC Program, Room 13, Sammartino Hall.
To Apply:
Application to the State for
certification can only be made after you graduate.
Applications are available through the Office of Field
Placement, Certification and TEC Program and a deadline is set
each semester by the Office. Deadline dates are communicated
in Student Teaching Seminar and through written
correspondence. Call the Placement Office if you are unsure.

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The application fee is
$60.00. Make the MONEY ORDER payable to Felician
College. |
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Enclose your completed
application and money order in an envelope marked
Professor Annette Rycharski, Certification Office and
drop in Room 13 in Sammartino Hall. |
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Applications and
Felician College's recommendation for certification will
be sent to the State following the conclusion of each
semester/trimester. |
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be sent to you directly by the State. Applications
normally take a minimum of 4-6 weeks to be processed by
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PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE
If you hold a Certificate of
Eligibility with Advanced Standing (CEAS) and accept a
teaching position, the hiring district will notify the State
and you will be issued a Provisional Certificate that is valid
for one year. It will cost you an additional $10.00. This
license requires you to complete, in that district, a
State-approved mentoring program leading to a standard
license. (A standard license is a permanent license issued to
candidates who have met all experience requirements for state
licensure.) No first-year elementary teacher is issued a
standard license without the completion of a year of mentored
teaching while holding a New Jersey provisional certificate.
(There is an exception for teachers of special education.)
Provisional teachers holding a
Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing are referred
to as Traditional Route Candidates and pay a $550.00 fee that
is given to the mentor(s) who serve(s) on the professional
support team. While it is the ultimate responsibility of the
provisional teacher to pay the $550.00, districts may
subsidize some or all of the costs. This is a district
decision.
Before the end of the mentorship
year (sometimes called the residency year), the mentor submits
a comprehensive evaluation report to the State. It includes
one of the following certification recommendations:
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Approved: Recommends
issuance of a Standard Certificate |
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Insufficient:
Recommends that a Standard License not be issued and
that the candidate be allowed to continue the mentorship
or seek admission to another residency for a maximum of
one additional year. |
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Disapproved:
Recommends that a Standard Certificate not be issued and
that the candidate be prohibited from continuing or
reentering a residency. |
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An appeals process exists for a
candidate who disagrees with the mentor's recommendation.
STANDARD CERTIFICATE
When you receive an approved
status after completing a mentorship program your first year
of teaching, the State will issue you a Standard Certificate,
N-8. The fee for this certificate is the same as for the
Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing ($60.)
SPECIAL EDUCATION: TEACHER OF THE HANDICAPPED
This is a Standard Certificate.
In order to obtain this certificate, you must:
Graduate from a State-approved
teacher training program. (Felician College's Teacher
Education Program is a State-approved program. You must
complete a major in the liberal arts or sciences for special
education.)
OR
Complete the
Post-Baccalaureate Intensive Teacher Certification Program
in Special Education.
To Apply:
Application to the State for
certification can only be made after you graduate.
Applications are available through the Office of Field
Placement, Certification and TEC Program.

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Complete the
application for certification and have it notarized.
Keep a copy of the form for your records. |

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The application fee is
$50.00. Make the MONEY ORDER payable to Felician
College. |

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Enclose your completed
application and money order in an envelope marked
Professor Annette Rycharski, Certification Office and
drop in Room 13 in Sammartino Hall. |

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Applications and
Felician College's recommendation for certification will
be sent to the State at the conclusion of each
semester/trimester. |

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Certificates will
be sent to you directly by the State. Applications
normally take a minimum of 4-6 weeks to be processed by
the state office in Trenton. |
Currently the teaching field of
special education in New Jersey does not require a Praxis
II/Content Knowledge Test nor the one year of mentorship.
WEB RESOURCES
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ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS WEB SITES FOR TEACHERS (taken
from "creative classroom", Sept/Oct 2000 with a few of
our own suggestions)
If you have found
other resources that should be included on this list to
help your community of learners, please send the web
site name and address to
ted@inet.felician.edu. |
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