Is substitute teaching like uber?

[Anonymous]

As in scheduled, “quick” money…, anyone can apply?

[Anonymous]

You must have 30 college credits and go through an orientation. At that point, you can choose any half/full day positions you want.

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[Anonymous]

yes, but you need 30 college credits and a clean record.

[Anonymous]

It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

[Anonymous]

Why not restaurants? Flexible, paid training, working next week already, and free food.
Clothing is the only significant cost.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

You don’t even need to speak English, sadly. You can show up for any assignment and have zero clue on the subject.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

Why does it take a long time to get onboarded?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

You don’t even need to speak English, sadly. You can show up for any assignment and have zero clue on the subject.

To be a substitute teacher?? Is this accurate? In my local school district you must have a ed ba and one year teaching degree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

You don’t even need to speak English, sadly. You can show up for any assignment and have zero clue on the subject.

To be a substitute teacher?? Is this accurate? In my local school district you must have a ed ba and one year teaching degree.

Which state?

[Anonymous]

Welcome to FCPS- English,
Optional!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

Why does it take a long time to get onboarded?

They onboard subs in batches. They schedule orientations and onboarding based on numbers. If only 5 people applied a week, they’ll do orientation every 4-6 weeks.

[Anonymous]

Not true- they say they do it every Friday and Tuesday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

How long does it take?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

You don’t even need to speak English, sadly. You can show up for any assignment and have zero clue on the subject.

To be a substitute teacher?? Is this accurate? In my local school district you must have a ed ba and one year teaching degree.

Which state?

I’m also curious.

That sounds very stupid. I don’t know of any place in the country that is not hurting for subs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It takes forever to get onboarded, but otherwise yes. You don't need 30 college credits to sub for Instructional Assistants, just a HS diploma.

How long does it take?

Depends but it's usually not a quick turnaround. Like a PP said, they do it in batches. The person who said speaking English is optional is also correct. It's a serious liability issue and has been for years.