[etni] [FWD: Re: bagrut checking]
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- Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 09:08:40 -0700
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Subject: Re: bagrut checking
From: "Barry Silverberg (and family)" - <barisil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Part of the solution is that you explain to your principal that, as a Bagrut
checker you are an asset to the school,
and that you won't be taking on any extra duties for the last 2 weeks.
Moreover, as a new checker you won't get a full load until you prove your worth.
So it is possible, although by no means easy.
Barry S
Chana wrote:
> I have a question about the ministry's search for teachers who want
> to check bagrut exams. The work is supposed to be for three weeks
> in June eight hours a day. Does that mean that the three weeks begin
> in June after the school year ends and continue in July or they're all
> really in June itself? If the latter, how can a full-time teacher manage?
> Even if I don't have my bagrut classes, the school administration still
> finds things for me to do (substituting, tutoring...). I'd like to hear
> from people who have experience how they manage.
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