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Latin Placement Service

The Latin Placement Service in the Classics Department at the University of Texas at Austin posts Latin teaching positions in public and private schools all over Texas and in nearby states. We also notify Latin teachers on our list who may be seeking employment.

If you are a school who would like to have your postion posted here, please complete the form at: http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~ugclass/LPS/listing.html.

If you are a teacher who would like to be notified of positions as they come available, please email me at ugclass@www.utexas.edu.

Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Latin Teacher (Vacancy Announcement)

Latin Teacher (Vacancy Announcement)

A private, non-denominational, college-prep school in northern Virginia is seeking a middle-school Latin teacher to commence work August 2005. In addition to teaching several sections of Latin, the teacher will be expected to participate in the full spectrum of school life (e.g., coaching, supervising activities).

Location: Northern Virginia (1 hour from Washington, DC)

Work Begins: August 2005

Requirements: Bachelor's degree with major or minor in Latin or Classics. Excellent communication skills. Enthusiasm for working with middle-school age students.

Application process: Interested candidates should apply to Southern Teachers Agency. The process consists of completing an STA application (available online), sending a credentials file, and having a telephone interview.

Please visit our website or contact:

Southern Teachers Agency
7 Elliewood Ave., Suite 2A
Charlottesville, VA 22903-2603
Tel 434.295.9122
Fax 434.295.6448
Teachers@SouthernTeachers.com
www.SouthernTeachers.com

STA is the oldest independent teacher placement service in America.
STA connects teachers to positions in public and private schools in the Southeast.
STA is a third-party recruiter. All services of STA are paid for by the schools.
Teacher candidates have no financial obligations to STA whatsoever.

posted by Latin Placement Service Coordinator | Tuesday, April 05, 2005