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 2021-’22 Regional Educator Fairs and Recruiting Events

Registration required for most events. To register, follow the links, below.

CURRENT EVENTS 2021-’22

 

March 29  Oregon Professional Educator Fair, Oregon Convention Center, Portland, OR

 

National Recruiting Events

American Association for Employment in Education: Education Career Fair, Virtual, October 21, 2021

Teacher of Color Recruitment Fair, Virtual (private and independent schools), January 29 and February 26, 2022

International Educator Fairs and Seminars

NB: Registration deadlines for international fairs often occur months in advance of the actual event.

International Teaching for Licensed Educators [Online] | Free Workshop, December 2, 2021

International Schools Services (ISS) Recruitment Fairs, various dates and locations

Queen’s University Teachers’ Overseas Recruiting Fair [Virtual], Kingston, Ontario, Canada, details TBA

Search Associates Job Fairs, various dates and locations

University of Northern Iowa’s Overseas Recruiting Fair [Virtual], Waterloo, Iowa, details TBA

TIE’s Preview of International Recruiting Fairs (a sample of recruiting events including UNI, CIS, ISS, Search Associates, et cetera)

 Tips for Attending

  • Register to attend the fair or networking event.
  • Know before you go that the goal of these events is networking; rarely does instant hiring take place.
  • Take multiple copies of your resume.
  • Carry lunch, snack, water, and copy center money. Carry a briefcase or portfolio with pens, highlighters, and room to store resumes and applications.
  • Take a portfolio, work sample, or sample lesson.
  • Patience really IS a virtue…be prepared to spend time standing in lines for the opportunity for 2-3 minutes of networking time with an administrator.
  • Approach each discussion with a school district representative as you would an interview.
  • Review the list of participating school districts ahead of time. Plan and prepare for conversations with representatives from these districts.
  • Wear comfortable, yet appropriate, attire (“corporate dress” is appropriate).
  • Send thank you notes to the school district representatives with whom you meet.