St. Louis School District to hold teacher job fair Saturday; 350 vacancies
The St Louis School District anticipates more than 350 teaching vacancies for the 2013-2014 academic school year. They're looking for teachers in all subject areas, pre-school through grade 12.
So they're holding a job fair this Saturday for only two hours --from eight until ten am and then will begin conducting interviews until 3:15.
The job fair and interview will be at the Gateway Complex at 1200 N. Jefferson.
To become a SLPS teacher, candidates will need a Bachelor’s Degree or higher and Missouri Certification or Proof of Eligibility for Certification. Applicants attending the Job Fair are encouraged to bring multiple copies of their resume, certification, and/or passing Praxis scores.
“The District anticipates more than 350 teaching vacancies for the 2013-2014 academic school year. We have been proactively and aggressively seeking the best and brightest teachers throughout various mid-western and southern states. The Human Resources Division is poised to have every classroom staffed with a highly qualified and certified teacher for the children of our district,” said Dr. James L. Henderson, Chief Human Resources Officer for St. Louis Public Schools.
Pre-Registration for the Job Fair is requested and can be done online by visiting www.slps.org/hiringfair. For more information regarding the Fair and/or teaching positions, please contact the St. Louis Public School District’s Human Resources Division at (314) 345-2295.
For certificated teachers who are unable to attend the Job Fair, but are interested in obtaining a teaching position, applications are being accepted online by visiting www.slps.org/careers.
For more information regarding this release, please contact the St. Louis Public School District’s Office of Public Information at (314) 345-2227.
SWIC set to host job fair
Job seekers have a chance to speak to over 50 employers at a job fair later this month.
Southwestern Illinois College is holding their spring job fair from nine to noon on Wednesday, April 24. Job seekers should arrive in business attire with copies of their resume. Career fields from health care to education will be represented and include companies like Schnucks, Edward Jones, and the St. Louis Police Department.
You can find the complete list of participating companies here.
Schnucks hosting job fair to fill part-time positions
The Spring Job Fair will be held at the Schnucks in the Ladue Crossing Shopping Center, Wednesday through Friday next week. The positions are all part-time, with up to 35 hours a week available for some positions.
You can apply online before the event at schnucks.com/employment of paper applications are available at the fair.
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