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Getting a Teaching JobNadia Distel, author of the New Teachers Kit, says of her search for a first teaching job:
"I remember when I finished University, the education department implemented a form of scare tactic that if you did not tick the box that said you would work in remote locations, then you would be lucky to find a job. I did not want to leave family and friends in my home town, so I refused to go. It was my experience that I was easily able to find a job, even without leaving my home town. In fact, I ended up getting back to back contracts in one of Brisbane's most affluent schools, while my poor university friends were struggling in remote locations, wishing they had not said they'd leave.
Some hints and tips I found out when starting out included:
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