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Substitute Teacher Training

Substitute Teacher Training

Gain practical strategies and useful information from experts in the field, including teachers, site and district administrators, human resource officers, and credentialing professionals.

Receive a substitute teacher manual and classroom resources you can use tomorrow!

Next Sessions

  • September 9, 2023 - In Person

  • November 4, 2023 - Virtual

  • February 3, 2024 - In Person

Register for A Session

The fee is $25 and includes:

  • Book / materials:
    For in-person trainings, your materials will be provided the day of the in person training session. If you are attending a virtual training, the books we be mailed out to your mailing address provided in your registration
  • District hiring information and teaching credential program information prepared just for you!

Session Topics

  • Classroom management

  • Instructional strategies

  • Legal requirements

  • Emergency curriculum

  • Job searches

  • Professionalism and ethical issues

  • English language learners

  • Working with paraprofessionals

  • Distance learning techniques and tools

We are also pleased to announce that this year's training day will include specific district hiring information for substitute teachers. Human resources representatives from various districts have provided a FAQ specific to their district for recruiting, hiring, and answering questions. University teacher preparation programs have also provided easy-to-access information regarding their credential programs and enrollment process. This is a unique opportunity available only to participants who complete the substitute training day.

Contact

Shadiera Ruoss
858-295-7850
Shadiera.Ruoss@sdcoe.net


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