Common use of Necessary Qualifications Clause in Contracts

Necessary Qualifications. Necessary qualifications" in respect to a teaching position means: a. Possession of a valid teaching certificate for the province of British Columbia, and b. A reasonable expectation by the Superintendent of schools, based on the teacher's university education or equivalent training and classroom experience, that the teacher will be able to perform the duties of the position from the commencement date of the assignment and, c. Where the Superintendent deems it appropriate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program related to the position to achieve a more fully qualified status relative to the new assignment within two (2) years of accepting the position. d. For an adult education teacher or prospective adult education teacher possessing the necessary qualifications, a B.C. Teaching Certificate will not be considered a condition of employment for all courses. e. For an adult education teacher or prospective adult education teacher, the evaluator’s reasonable expectation will apply in Article A.20.5.b.

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Sources: Provincial Collective Agreement, Provincial Collective Agreement, Provincial Collective Agreement

Necessary Qualifications. Necessary qualifications" in respect to a teaching position means: a. Possession of a valid teaching certificate for the province of British Columbia, and b. A reasonable expectation by the Superintendent of schools, based on the teacher's university education or equivalent training and classroom experience, that the teacher will be able to perform the duties of the position from the commencement date of the assignment and, c. Where the Superintendent deems it appropriate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program related to the position to achieve a more fully qualified status relative to the new assignment within two (2) years of accepting the position. d. For an adult education teacher or prospective adult education teacher possessing the necessary qualifications, a B.C. Teaching Certificate will not be considered a condition of employment for all courses. e. For an adult education teacher or prospective adult education teacher, the evaluator’s evaluator‘s reasonable expectation will apply in Article A.20.5.b.

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Sources: Provincial Collective Agreement