Teaching Service definition

Teaching Service means the Teaching Service of New South Wales.

Teaching Service means the unified Teaching Service established under section 53;

Teaching Service means employment as a certi- fied teacher in a Washington public K-12 school on at least a half-time basis. This also includes comparable employment as a substitute teacher or part-time teaching positions.

Examples of Teaching Service in a sentence

• The weights (Research, Teaching, Service) would be negotiated with the appropriate dean's office.

• State Fruit Experiment Station faculty members hold Research Faculty status with responsibilities in Research, Teaching, Service, and Outreach.

• The Xxxx shall communicate to each Faculty Member a written statement articulating the performance assessment in each area of the Faculty Member’s professional responsibilities (Teaching, Service, and Other).

• The Learning Specialist role is aimed at building excellence in teaching and learning within the Teaching Service.

• The Xxxx(s) shall communicate to each Teaching Faculty Member a written statement articulating the performance assessment in each area of the Teaching Faculty Member’s professional responsibilities (Teaching, Service, and Other).

More Definitions of Teaching Service

Teaching Service means employment as a certified Teacher with the Northwest Catholic District School Board or any of its predecessor boards including time worked: - as an exchange Teacher; - while on loan to DND; - while on the recall list for a period not to exceed one year; - while on any leaves taken with the approval of the Board including leaves for lengthy illness; and - while working for the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association.

Teaching Service means the Teaching Service established under Part 2.4 of the Act.

Teaching Service means the service established under section 144 of the Constitution;

Teaching Service means the Teaching Service described in the Teaching Service Regulations.

Teaching Service means the Teaching Service established by section 108; and “the Act”, includes the regulations made under section 125.

Teaching Service means the collectivity of all individuals registered by the commission and engaged in the teaching profession whether employed by the Commission or not; and

Teaching Service means service for 20 hours or more a week as a paid teacher in any state school or specialist teaching service, or in Pacific Islands schools provided the teacher was appointed from New Zealand under a scheme of cooperation and the school was subject to inspection by the department’s inspectors of island schools, or as a professional officer of the department. This definition includes teaching service in a technical institute or university (including adult education extension teaching), but does not include service as a kindergarten teacher. Service as a demonstrator or in any other ancillary capacity does not count as teaching service. Periods recognised as teaching service are: (a) Time spent in teaching including all paid holidays and vacations; (b) All periods of sick leave (with or without pay); (c) Special leave without pay, not exceeding three months in the aggregate in any school year, or any longer period approved in a particular case. If, while on special leave, a teacher is employed and salary credit is allowed in respect of that employment the allowable period (e.g. teaching abroad), in any school year is three months or the verified period of recognised service, whichever is the longer. Where special leave without pay of more than three months is taken, and the teacher is not employed during that time in a position on which salary credit is allowable, only the period of such leave in excess of three months is to be counted for the purpose of holding back the teacher’s next incremental date; (d) Any period without pay during a vacation if the loss of salary was because of periods of sick leave without pay.