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The document outlines the application process for substitute teacher positions in the Diocese of San Jose. It details the required forms and documentation, including an application form, employee information, resume, college transcripts, state credentials, fingerprint clearance, TB clearance, USCIS I-9 Form, and IRS W-4 Form. The document also explains the hiring process, maintenance of the substitute teacher list, and annual inquiries regarding continued interest in substitute teaching roles.

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How do I write an application letter for a substitute teacher?

How to write a substitute teacher cover letter Match your resume format. Include a header. Address the hiring manager. Introduce yourself. Outline your skills, achievements, and advantages. Close and suggest the next steps. Edit and proofread.

How much money does a substitute teacher make a day?

All on-call substitutes teaching in the classroom must either possess a California Teaching Credential (any subject area) or 30-day Substitute Permit. For any long-term substitute teaching assignment, the district requires that applicants are fully credentialed in that subject area.

Where do substitute teachers get paid the most?

For example, a district might pay you $80-125 per day. Districts may set higher substitute teacher pay rates for individuals who meet certain criteria, like having a higher education degree or prior experience as a teacher.

What do you need to be a substitute teacher in Scusd?

All guest teachers are paid $25.00 per hour of instruction ($30 per hour for SJUSD retiree).

What is the 30 day substitute teaching permit in California?

Emergency 30-Day Substitute Teaching Permit This is the permit type used by most substitutes throughout the state. It authorizes the holder to serve as a day-to-day substitute teacher in any classroom in California, including preschool, kindergarten, and grades 1-12, or in classes organized primarily for adults.