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How to Find Jesuit High School Teaching Jobs?

I'm considering a teaching career at a Jesuit high school. Does anyone know where to find job listings or any tips for applying? I'm interested in understanding the requirements and experiences that might be valued at these institutions.

4 months ago

There are several resources you can use to find teaching positions at Jesuit high schools. Many Jesuit high schools, similar to other schools, list their job openings on their school websites. Each school's website typically has a "Careers" or "Employment" section where new opportunities are posted.

Another method for finding job opportunities is by visiting the websites of larger Jesuit organizations. For example, The Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuits, maintains its websites and sometimes lists job opportunities at schools connected with their organization. You might also want to consider exploring websites like the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) and Jesuit Schools Network, which also occasionally list job postings.

In terms of application tips, it's important to align your cover letter and resume not only with the required qualifications and skills but also with the principles of Jesuit education. These schools value educational "competencies" beyond standard academia, such as ethics and social justice, so demonstrating experience or interest in these areas can set you apart. Highlight any experiences that show a commitment to Jesuit values, such as community service, working with disadvantaged groups, or promoting social justice.

Always remember that a good fit with the school's culture and mission is crucial. Read up on the history and philosophy of Jesuit education and the specific mission of the school to which you're applying.

Minimum qualifications are usually a bachelor's degree in the field you wish to teach, and many schools prefer a master's degree. State teaching certification is a common requirement as well.

Teaching at a Jesuit institution can be a unique and rewarding career choice. Best of luck with your job search!

4 months ago

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