Temporary Teacher definition

Temporary Teacher means a teacher engaged as full-time or part-time as a replacement teacher or such other purpose as may be required to fulfil the teaching obligations of the school, provided that the period of engagement of a temporary teacher shall be not less than twenty consecutive working days and not more than a period of twelve months, except where the substantive teacher on unpaid leave is granted an extension the temporary teacher’s engagement may be extended for the period of this extension.

Temporary Teacher means a person employed to teach under the authority of a letter of permission.

Temporary Teacher means a Teacher employed to work full-time or part-time for a specified period, which is greater than four school weeks. A Teacher may be employed as a Temporary Teacher in the following circumstances:

Examples of Temporary Teacher in a sentence

• Implementation Date.(a) The provisions of this chapter that were in effect on the date an educator preparation program (EPP) candidate was admitted to an EPP shall determine the program requirements applicable to that candidate.(b) All provisions in this chapter, except the total clock-hour training requirement, shall apply to §230.39 of this title (relating to Temporary Teacher Certificates).

• In the case of a Temporary Teacher engaged for a period of one term or less, the notice period will be four term weeks on either side, or the payment of four weeks’ salary in lieu of notice.

• A Teacher who was previously employed with another Catholic Diocesan employer or Catholic Independent School as a Full-time, Part-time or Temporary Teacher shall be entitled to portability of personal/carer’s leave in accordance with this subclause.

• The parties recognise that a Temporary Teacher may be appointed to a series of different temporary positions either within the school or at another school of the Employer immediately following the cessation of a prior temporary appointment.

• Provided that the maximum sick leave which may be taken during the first year of service shall not exceed 15 days.And provided further that a Temporary Teacher shall be entitled to sick leave in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph, and in that proportion of 15 days which the period of appointment of the Teacher bears to the school year of the School.

More Definitions of Temporary Teacher

Temporary Teacher means a person employed in one engagement full time for four weeks or more or in one engagement for one to four days per week for two terms or more.

Temporary Teacher means a teacher hired to replace a regular unit member who is on a long-term authorized leave, or hired for some other purpose permitted by law. Temporary teachers serve at the pleasure of the Board and may be dismissed at any time without reference to the provisions of any other article of this Agreement. Article

Temporary Teacher means a Permanent Employee or Temporary Employee employed on a full time or part time basis to teach for a defined period. A Temporary Teacher engaged on a part time basis is entitled to pro rata salary and conditions of a Temporary Teacher engaged on a full time basis.

Temporary Teacher means a person employed to teach under the authority of a letter of permission; (“enseignant temporaire”)

Temporary Teacher means a teacher employed by a board of education or the conseil scolaire, as the case may be, under a contract endorsed to specify the term and purpose of the appointment, for a period of 20 or more consecutive school days but less than a complete academic year:

Temporary Teacher shall refer to an individual working in a bargaining unit position which is unfilled and for which there is no teacher with a contractual right to return.

Temporary Teacher means a teacher employed to work full-time or part-time for a specified period which is not more than a full school year, but not less than four school weeks.