Tutor Teacher Allo ance Sample Clauses

Tutor Teacher Allo ance. 3.16.1 A tutor teacher is a fully certificated teacher who has met the professional standards in this agreement as appropriate and is designated as being responsible for providing an advice and guidance programme to a provisionally certificated first or second year teacher working towards full certification. The responsibilities of a tutor teacher include assisting the provisionally certificated teacher to meet the requirements for becoming fully certificated.
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Tutor Teacher Allo ance. A tutor teacher is a fully certificated teacher who holds a current practicing certificate and is designated as being responsible for providing an advice and guidance programme to a provisionally certificated teacher working towards full registration. The responsibilities of the tutor teacher include assisting the provisionally certificated teacher to meet the certification requirements. A tutor teacher allowance of $600 per annum is payable to a designated tutor teacher while they are responsible for a provisionally certificated teacher, or teachers, who are permanently employed or employed to fixed term positions of at least ten consecutive weeks provided that the total combined hours of the provisionally certificated teachers are at least 0.8. A tutor teacher may be responsible for tutoring more than one provisionally certificated teacher concurrently, but shall only receive one payment of the allowance. Only one teacher may be designated as being responsible for tutoring any provisionally certificated teacher at any one time. The designation of tutor teacher shall be for no more than one calendar year on each occasion. Where the provisionally certificated teacher is employed for part of a year, the allowance shall be paid to the tutor teacher for that part of the year only. Senior teachers are not entitled to the allowance. The tutor teacher and the provisionally certificated teacher engaged in the advice and guidance programme will receive paid release time. Part Four: Holidays and Leave Provisions Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers and Senior Teachers' Collective Agreement Effective: 12 July 2019 to 11 July 2022 We are making improvements to our Download to Print functionality, so if you want a printed copy of this agreement please download the PDF version of the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers and Senior Teachers' Collective Agreement.
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