Common use of Definition of Qualifications Clause in Contracts

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of this Article, necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching position means possession of a valid teaching certificate for the Province of B.C., membership in the Teacher Regulation Branch, and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), and:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of In this Article, Article necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching a position means the possession of a valid and subsisting teaching certificate for the Province of B.C., membership in qualification issued by the Teacher Regulation Branch, Branch or eligibility for membership in C.A.S.L.P.A. and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties one (1) of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), andfollowing:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of In this Article, Article necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching a position means the possession of a valid and subsisting teaching certificate of qualification issued by the B.C. College of Teachers or eligibility for the Province of B.C., membership in the Teacher Regulation Branch, C.A.S.L.P.A. and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties one (1) or more of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), andfollowing:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of C2.3.1 In this Articleagreement, “necessary qualifications qualifications” in respect of any a teaching position means which are determined by the Superintendent will mean the possession of a valid B.C. Teaching Certificate; evidence of satisfactory teaching certificate for the Province of B.C., membership in the Teacher Regulation Branch, experience and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties one or more of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), andfollowing:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of In this Article, Article necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching a position means the possession of a valid and subsisting teaching certificate for the Province of B.C., membership in qualification issued by the Teacher Regulation Branch, Branch or eligibility for membership in C.A.S.L.P.A. and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties one (1) or more of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), andfollowing:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of 1. In this Article, Article necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching a position means the possession of a valid and subsisting teaching certificate of qualification issued by the B.C. College of Teachers or eligibility for the Province of B.C., membership in the Teacher Regulation Branch, C.A.S.L.P.A. and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties one (1) or more of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designate, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), andfollowing:

Definition of Qualifications. a. For purposes of this Article, necessary qualifications in respect of any teaching position means possession of a valid teaching certificate for the Province of B.C., membership in the Teacher Regulation BranchCollege of Teachers, and a reasonable expectation by the Superintendent that the teacher will be able to perform the duties of the position (including, when required by the Superintendent or designateSuperintendent, a written commitment by the teacher to undertake a Pro-D program to achieve the qualified status, as set out in sub-sections i. and ii. below, within two (2) years of receiving the appointment), and: