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A written summary of a job seeker's employment objectives, experience, education, skills, and personal information.
resume
A collection of a work representing education, self-development and career information.
portfolio
A way of making and using contacts to get job information and advice.
networking
Many professions require their members to earn some type of license or certification in order to practice the profession.
licensure/certification
The chance of obtaining a job in a certain field. Will that job still be around in five years, ten years?
 employment outlook
Possibilities for promotion in rank or position.
advancement opportunities
Extra advantages or benefits of working in a specific job; a shortened form of perquisites /ˈpərkwəzit/
perks
In 1823, established a normal  private school in Concord, VT which marked the beginning of formal teacher preparation
Rev. Samuel Hall
Historically, the first American institution devoted exclusively to teacher training . . . 2 year program.
Normal School
"Father of Public Education"; He established the first public normal school in 1839.
Horace Mann
Complete a college degree program for teachers that includes course work, practicum and student teacher; take certification test
Traditional Teacher Preparation
Georgia's fast path to teacher certification based on an assessment of the Teacher-Candidate's credentials, experiences, knowledge, skills 
GaTAPP Ga Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy
the art or science of teaching; education; instructional methods
pedagogy
A regular payment, often at monthly or biweekly intervals, made by an employer to an employee, especially in the case of professional careers
salary
A printed, negotiated schedule that lists salary levels based on years of experience and education.
salary schedule
A portion of a teacher's salary that is paid by the local county above what the state funding for salaries.
local supplement
An academic degree which usually takes four years to earn and is awarded by a college or university.
Bachelor's degree
An advanced 2-year program completed after attainment of a bachelor's degree.
Master's degree
found in some programs of education or psychology and is awarded for study beyond the Master's degree but below the doctorate. 
Specialist degree
also called a doctorate; the highest degree awarded by a university
Doctoral degree
Student organization sponsored by PAGE for high school and college students interested in becoming teachers.
FGE Future Georgia Educators
Organized by the PAGE Foundation in 1987. Its members are college and high school students who are in teacher preparation programs 
SPAGE Student Professional Association of Georgia Educators
Insurance to help pay legal fees if a teacher if is ever sued or charged with a crime.
Liability Insurance
A  vision of an organization's function in society.
 mission statement
Improving or gaining new skills related to career.
 professional development


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