750+ substitute openings in APS alone

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How does one qualify to be a sub? If I am a SAHM, can I sub as needed, like a side hustle?

Yes. You need a college degree. You also need recent professional references, but I think some people use references from volunteer positions, etc.

YOU DO NOT need a college degree!!

True. You need 30 credits of college coursework though. If you don’t have that but have under 30 and a high school diploma, you can be a substitute assistant.

Which pays a whopping $15.59/hour.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How does one qualify to be a sub? If I am a SAHM, can I sub as needed, like a side hustle?

Yes. You need a college degree. You also need recent professional references, but I think some people use references from volunteer positions, etc.

YOU DO NOT need a college degree!!

True. You need 30 credits of college coursework though. If you don’t have that but have under 30 and a high school diploma, you can be a substitute assistant.

Which pays a whopping $15.59/hour.

Lol well subbing pays a whopping 18 so…

[Anonymous]

Just reporting in that the process from applying to be a sub to getting fingerprints, background check and on board training only took me 3 weeks. No issues at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just reporting in that the process from applying to be a sub to getting fingerprints, background check and on board training only took me 3 weeks. No issues at all.

Good to hear! Sounds like things have improved a lot since the beginning of the year.

[Anonymous]

I’ve seen several new subs in our building lately and best of all they are really good

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen several new subs in our building lately and best of all they are really good

What makes for a good substitute?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen several new subs in our building lately and best of all they are really good

What makes for a good substitute?

Can control a classroom and follow plans

[Anonymous]

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What makes for a good substitute?


Can control a classroom and follow plans

Follow plans and not do your own thing.