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Experience Teachers shall a) Gain experience while holding a valid Alberta teaching certificate or its equivalent in the relevant governing jurisdiction, and working in a position that requires a teaching certificate as a condition of employment; and, b) Not gain experience during vacation periods and leaves of absence without salary. 3.4.1. Experience increments shall be earned by a teacher on contract after one hundred and forty (140) operational days with the School Division. 3.4.2. Experience increments shall be earned by a substitute teacher after one hundred and forty (140) operational days in the preceding five (5) years with the School Division. 3.4.3. A teacher shall be granted only one (1) experience increment during any one (1) school year. 3.4.4. Uncredited experience shall be carried over for the calculation of experience increments. 3.4.5. The adjustment dates for an earned increment for teaching experience shall be September 1 and February 1.
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Experience Teachers shall a) Gain experience while holding a valid Alberta teaching certificate or its equivalent in the relevant governing jurisdiction, and working in a position that requires a teaching certificate as a condition of employment; and, b) Not gain experience during vacation periods and leaves of absence without salary. 3.3.1 Experience increments shall be earned by a teacher on contract after one hundred and forty (140) operational days with the School Division. 3.3.2 Experience increments shall be earned by a substitute teacher after one hundred and forty (140) operational days in the preceding five (5) years with the School Division. 3.3.3 A teacher shall be granted only one (1) experience increment during any one (1) school year. 3.3.4 Uncredited experience shall be carried over for the calculation of experience increments. 3.3.5 The adjustment dates for an earned increment for teaching experience shall be September 1 and February 1. Prior Experience 3.3.6 The teacher is responsible for providing proof of experience satisfactory to the School Division in accordance with this article. a) Until proof of experience is submitted to the superintendent or designate, all teachers new to the School Division shall be deemed to have zero years of experience on the salary grid. b) If proof or evidence of application for such proof is submitted to the superintendent or designate within forty (40) operational days of commencement of employment, the superintendent or designate shall adjust the teacher’s salary retroactively to the commencement of employment. c) If proof or evidence of application for such proof is not submitted within forty (40) operational days, salary will be adjusted the month following such submission. 3.3.7 The School Division shall recognize prior teaching experience as if it was earned by employment with the School Division provided that the teacher provides satisfactory proof as per clause 3.3.8. 3.3.8 A teacher requesting that the School Division recognize experience earned with a previous school division shall provide to the School Division written confirmation from the previous school division certifying: a) The number of days worked for each year of employment, length of employment, and affirmation that the experience was earned while the teacher was in possession of a valid Alberta teaching certificate or its equivalent in the relevant governing jurisdiction; b) The position held while earning the experience was one that required a valid teaching ...
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