Additional Teaching Experience Clause Samples
The "Additional Teaching Experience" clause outlines how any teaching activities beyond the primary or required duties are recognized or managed within an agreement. This may include specifying whether extra teaching assignments are compensated, count toward professional development, or require prior approval from the institution. By clearly defining the treatment of supplementary teaching roles, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about workload expectations and compensation, ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations regarding extra teaching responsibilities.
Additional Teaching Experience a) Teachers who provide proof of secondary school experience outside of Ontario and who held Ontario qualifications as defined by the Ontario College of Teachers, or equivalent, while the experience was acquired either in Canada or out-of-country, shall receive recognition on the grid for this experience. Membership in the Ontario College of Teachers is not a requirement for such recognition. Recognition for such experience must be applied for to the HR Specialist responsible for secondary teachers within three (3) months from the first day worked after being hired, and supported by appropriate documentation from the former employer(s) received no later than June 30 of the school year in which the teacher was hired.
b) Notwithstanding the above timelines, later application for additional teaching experience recognition shall be effective the first day worked in the year of application provided that the appropriate documentation is received by the employer no later than June 30 of that school year.
c) Teachers entering the secondary schools from the elementary schools, will have their elementary experience treated as secondary school experience for salary purposes only.
d) Long Term occasional teaching experience, as defined in the Occasional Teacher Collective Agreement of this Employer, served with this Employer or other Boards of Education in Ontario, shall be accumulated and added to other partial years of experience for credit on the grid.
e) For new hires to regular teaching positions only, Summer School and Night School teaching experience acquired with this Employer after September 1, 2000, shall accumulate for the purposes of grid placement at the rate of one (1) month (equals 20 days) for each full Summer or Night School credit course taught. Such experience shall be accumulated and added to other (partial) years of experience for credit on the grid, provided it is supported by appropriate documentation within two (2) months of the first day of work after being hired.
Additional Teaching Experience. 02.01 Teachers who provide proof of secondary school experience outside of Ontario and who held Ontario qualifications as defined by the Ontario College of Teachers, or equivalent, while the experience was acquired either in Canada or out-of-country, shall receive recognition on the grid for this experience. Membership in the Ontario College of Teachers is not a requirement for such recognition. Recognition for such experience must be applied for to the HR Specialist responsible for secondary teachers within three (3) months from the first day worked after being hired, and supported by appropriate documentation from the former employer(s) received no later than June 30 of the school year in which the teacher was hired. Notwithstanding the above timelines, later application for additional teaching experience recognition shall be effective the first day worked in the year of application provided that the appropriate documentation is received by the employer no later than June 30 of that school year.
Additional Teaching Experience a) LTO experience acquired prior to 01 September 2006 will be recognized for grid purposes.
b) Effective 01 September 2006 experience credit for LTO and daily teaching experience with the Employer (acquired after 01 September 2006), shall be recognized such that twenty (20) full time equivalent days of accumulated experience shall equate one-tenth of a year of credit.
c) Teachers who provide proof of permanent teaching experience with a Board of Education in Ontario or experience outside of Ontario, and who hold Ontario qualifications as defined by the Ontario College of Teachers shall receive recognition for the purpose of related experience.
Additional Teaching Experience. 7.02.01 Teachers who provide proof of secondary school experience outside of Ontario and who held Ontario qualifications as defined by the Ontario College of Teachers, or equivalent, while the experience was acquired either in Canada or out-of-country, shall receive recognition on the grid for this experience. Membership in the Ontario College of Teachers is not a requirement for such recognition. Recognition for such experience must be applied for within three (3) months from the first day worked after being hired, and supported by appropriate documentation from the former employer(s) received no later than June 30 of the school year in which the teacher was hired.
7.02.02 Teachers entering the secondary schools from the elementary schools, will have their elementary experience treated as secondary school experience for salary purposes only.
7.02.03 Long Term occasional teaching experience, as defined in the Occasional Teacher Collective Agreement of this Employer, served with this Employer or other Boards of Education in Ontario, shall be accumulated and added to other partial years of experience for credit on the grid.
7.02.04 For new hires to regular teaching positions only, Summer School and Night School teaching experience acquired with this Employer after September 1, 2000, shall accumulate for the purposes of grid placement at the rate of one (1) month (equals 20 days) for each full Summer or Night School credit course taught. Such experience shall be accumulated and added to other (partial) years of experience for credit on the grid, provided it is supported by appropriate documentation within two (2) months of the first day of work after being hired.