Teach Online
10 Simple Steps to Get Your Résumé Noticed and Land the Job
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Be Responsive Be ready when potential employers come looking for you. In most cases you will be sent an email, so check your email inbox and spam folders daily. When you get an email, respond quickly. Recruiters for online teaching assignments want instructors who respond promptly to email communications. Most likely you must respond to the client email within 48 to 36 hours. If you respond after that time frame, they will most likely have contacted the applicant next in line.
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About the Book
Find out how successful online instructors got their foot in the door and what they put in their application packages. Get the inside track on what recruiters look for and why. Discover how to get your résumé to the top of the applicant pile. Use the list of online schools and online job sites to start your instructor job search, and then take action so you too can Teach Online.
• Learn what to put in your résumé
• Find out what recruiters look for
• Get tips from successful online educators
• Use successful application practices
• Find jobs when they are not advertised
• Get a hold of the list of online schools
• Find online instructor jobs outside of colleges and universities
• Believe it can happen
About the Author
CAROLYN EDWARDS, PHD, is a coach, consultant, and professor with over twenty years of experience teaching, coaching, motivating, and empowering others to live their best lives. She has taught online graduate and undergraduate business and management courses for the past fifteen years. She is married with one son and works from home in Miami, Florida.
For more information on Carolyn Edwards, visit
www.drcarolynedwards.com or
www.drcarolynedwards.wordpress.com