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National Heritage Academies Interview Questions & Reviews
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Interview Experience 4 Ratings
Paraprofessional at National Heritage Academies
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Durham, NC Oct 2012 – Reviewed Nov 8, 2012
Interview Details – Very good interview with principal. Up-to-date facility
Interview Question – none Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Hourly rate much too low based on my education and experience
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Admissions Representative at National Heritage Academies
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Detroit, MI Jan 2010 – Reviewed Aug 13, 2012
Interview Details – Phone screen by Talent Acquisition Rep. Phone screen with Admissions Manager. Met with principal and Admissions Manager. Reviewed resume, looked at data, discussed job qualifications, received tour of school. Follow-up conversation with Admissions Manager. Offered job via email letter. Accepted offer, filled out paperwork online and conducted orientation online. Onboarding conducted by Admssions Manager at work location through a series of meetings.
Interview Question – Why did you leave your last position? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – There was no negotiation. Every new hire in this department is part-time hourly and starts at the same rate.
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Music Teacher at National Heritage Academies
No Offer – Interviewed in Oct 2008 – Reviewed Sep 26, 2009
Interview Details – The offered a trial period with sub pay. Based on a few days they offered yet another trial period. They expected someone in this position to manage the classroom better than the already hired teachers, even on the first day with the students. This (theoretically) meant complete and utter control over almost the whole student body. The claim was that the hired teachers had supreme control, as well as stellar entertainment value in the classroom to keep the students interested. This I did not see for most teachers. Most were no different than anywhere else I taught. I did see humiliation of students with in your face yelling.
Interview Question – There were no unusual questions. View Answer
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Elementary Teacher at National Heritage Academies
No Offer – Interviewed in Sep 2009 – Reviewed Jan 30, 2010
Interview Details – Interviewer was kind and courteous. Asked many questions about philosophy of education, experience, background, hypotheticals. Interview went well, was told if I did not hear by the end of the week to call him. I did not so I called and left many messages. Messages were never returned. The interview itself and the interviewer were very professionally conducted, but I wish he had followed up with me with either an e-mail or a phone call.
Interview Question – There was a question regarding how I would be able to step into a job after the school year had already begun. Answer Question
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