Industrial Education Teachers Sample Clauses

Industrial Education Teachers. Industrial Education teachers, employed to commence teaching in September, 1974, and subsequent years, will be placed on the Category 4 salary scale provided they:
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Industrial Education Teachers. Teachers employed in an Industrial Education position, whose certificate issued by the Ministry is endorsed as an Industrial Education Certificate, may be paid on the salary scale not exceeding Category notwithstanding the certification issued by the Ministry Of Education.
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Industrial Education Teachers. (See for initial experience placement) Industrial Education teachers, employed to teaching in September, and subsequent years, will be placed on the Category salary scale provided they:
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Industrial Education Teachers. Industrial Education teachers shall be granted one (1) increment on the salary schedule for each year successfully completed approved apprenticeship training, or its equivalent at a recognized institution. This allowance shall not exceed five ( 5 ) it shall not place the teacher above the scale maximum. The superintendent of schools or designate will assess all cases in which equivalent training to that of apprenticeship training is claimed. Graphic Arts Teachers and Chefs Graphic Arts teachers and teaching chefs shall be granted one (1) increment on the salary schedule for each year of successfully completed government approved apprenticeship training or equivalent at a recognized institution. This allowance shall not exceed five (5) increments and it shall not place the teacher above the scale maximum. The superintendent of schools will assess all cases in which equivalent training to that of apprenticeship training is claimed. This assessment will be made at the time the teacher is offered an appointment in the School District.
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Industrial Education Teachers a maximum of four (4) days.
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