Letter of Permission. The category, for salary purposes, of a person holding a letter of permission for teaching, shall be one category below that employee's years of academic preparation for teaching as determined informally by the evaluator of the Teachers' Qualification Service.
Letter of Permission. No experience shall be recognized until such time as a person who has held a letter of permission receives his/her teaching certification. Upon appointment to the district, with this certification, all previous teaching experience within School District No. 85 will be recognized.
Letter of Permission. Holders of a Letter of Permission, whose years of preparation cannot be equaled to years of university training, shall be placed in a category which will provide a salary appropriate to their teaching function, as determined by the Superintendent of Schools, placement not to exceed Category 5.
Letter of Permission. Persons holding a Letter of Permission whose years of experience can be equated to years of university training shall be placed one category below that which would apply if their total years of training had included one year of teacher preparation. Persons holding a Letter of Permission whose years of preparation cannot be equated to years of university training shall be placed in a salary category which will provide a salary appropriate to their teaching function. Notwithstanding the foregoing, persons teaching under Letter of Permission will not be placed above Category 4, nor will experience increments be credited.
Letter of Permission. Teaching experience gained by a teacher teaching under authority of a Letter of Permission shall receive full credit in accordance with these regulations.
Letter of Permission. 1. Prior to applying for a letter of permission, the District shall inform the Association, in writing, of its intent to apply for said letter.
2. Persons holding Letter of Permission shall be placed on the lowest step of the salary grid. Related experience, if applicable, shall be granted in accordance with Section B Article 23 (Experience Recognition) of this agreement.
Letter of Permission. Letter of Permission is granted by the Ministry of Education to a board authorizing the board to employ as a teacher a person not qualified as such if the Ministry of Education is satisfied that no teacher is available, but a letter of permission shall be effective only for the period, not exceeding one (1) year, that the Ministry of Education may specify therein.
Letter of Permission. Letter of Permission is granted by the Ontario College of Teachers to a Board authorizing the Board to employ as a teacher a person not qualified as such if the Ontario College of Teachers is satisfied that no teacher is available, but a letter of permission shall be effective only for the period, not exceeding one (1) year, that the Ontario College of Teachers may specify therein.
Letter of Permission. Persons holding a Letter of Permission whose years of experience can be equated to years of university training shall be placed one category below that which would apply if their total years of training had included one year of teacher preparation.
Letter of Permission. Holders of a letter of permission, whose years of preparation cannot be equated to years university training shall be placed in a category which will provide a salary appropriate to their teaching function. as determined by the Superintendent of Schools, placement not to exceed category 4 SD (Peace River Sout h) New In the event that a new category is created during the life of the salary contract, then the allowance or salary shall be decided by negotiation between the Board and the and then shall form an addendum to the current salary contract. Full credit will be granted upon initial appointment for teaching experience in all government-supported public or private schools. The Joint Committee (see Section shall decide what constitutes “teaching experience” where this is in question. Upon initial appointment, experience shall be as follows: A minimum of eight months full-time employment during one school year is required to constitute a year’s experience. Where a teacher has completed two periods of employment each of less than the above minimum eight months but each of four months or more, the two such periods may be combined to constitute a year’s experience. The equivalent of at least eight months full-time employment is required for the granting of an increment. Part-time teachers will qualify for experience credits proportionate to the percentage of time employed. Periods of consecutive teaching of one month or more during a school year shall be combined to carry experience credits as of January Educational administrative service as a member of staff of the Ministry of Education carries credit. Part-time teachers will qualify f or experience credit proportionate to the percentage of time employed. The equivalent of at least eight months full-time employment is required for the granting of an increment. Services as a member of the British Armed Forces during the Second War years (September, to March carries full credit, but war employment in other capacities or armed forces is not credited. Twelve months of such service shall constitute a year. and in determining final service credited a period of eight months shall constitute the final year. Service i n t he Korean theatre of action, as a member of the British Armed Forces during the Korean War, shall constitute experience credit covering such time in the theatre of action, provided time requirements are fulfilled (twelve months. or a minimum of eight mont hs in calculating the year). SD (Peace Rive...
