IEM Schools Education Specialist –
Employment Information
Thank you for your interest in our school! We are
happy you were able to interview with us
today. We know your next question is,
now what happens next, and what specifically would be required of me if I am
offered and accept a position with your school? This page was prepared to
answer some of those questions for you. Once again, thanks
for your interest in our school
and for meeting
with us today! We appreciate your time.
Employment
Process Steps after the initial interview:
1.
When the interviews are all completed and an ES is needed based on student
enrollment, ES candidates will be selected.
2.
After an applicant is selected as a candidate for the position of Education
Specialist, the IEM Personnel office mails out an employment packet to the
selected candidate.
3.
Non-selected candidates will also receive a notification letter in the mail.
4.
Upon acceptance of the job offer, the selected applicant completes the
employment packet forms and submits a livescan
receipt and all other required documentation listed on the Certificated Index
for a clearance to work at the
5.
The time required for the Department of Justice to complete a criminal
background search generally varies from
6.
Education Specialist training will begin as soon as the applicant is selected.
The selected ES applicant will be contacted by the ES Training staff with
information as to how to begin this required ES training, and the specific
deadlines that must be met in order to move from an ES Candidate to a school
employee. Training is individual and can be completed as quickly as you wish,
but we expect that Phase 1 will be completed within 2 weeks of being contacted
by the ES Training department. If you will not be available to work for us that
soon, please contact the ES Training department with the date you will be able
to begin training. While in the training process, the ES candidate is not
considered an official school employee, and your training time is not
compensated in any way. Completing any part of the ES training does not
guarantee school employment.
7.
An ES Advisor will be assigned to the ES candidate to answer educational
questions that may arise during training or after. During the summer, the
Summer Advisor on duty will be available to all ESs.
8.
After successful completion of both ES training and clearance from Personnel,
students may be assigned to the new Education Specialist and school employment
officially begins on the first school day a student is enrolled with the school
and the ES.
9.
All ES employment is considered “at will” employment. At-will employment may be terminated with or without cause and with or without notice at any time
by the employee or the School. No employee of this School has any
authority to enter into an agreement for employment for any specified period of
time or to make an agreement for employment on other than at-will terms.
ES Definitions:
ES Candidates: An ES Candidate is not a
ES Hire Date: An ES is classified as being "hired" and
"employed" by the school on the first day the first student assigned
to the ES is attending an official day of school on the school calendar. Prior
to that date, an ES candidate is not an employee of the school. No promises
will be made to any ES concerning continued employment with the school or the
number of students they will be assigned to serve. Having a school hire date in
no way invalidates “at will” employment.
To
Do Right Now:
Please review all of the documents located at http://www.ieminc.org/handbook/esjob/IEMesemployinfo2008.htm that relate to the ES Job responsibilities
for the current school year. Let us know if you have any questions before
signing that you have reviewed all of these documents on the "ES
Preferences Selection" form you were emailed at the end of your interview
and asked to sign and return to the school. The School Co-Director’s reserve
the right to revise these documents at any time it may become necessary or they
may deem it appropriate.