Career Counseling

Education Career Consultant

Mr. Ken Hansing has been the career service representative for the College of Education for 22 years.
Mr. Hansing is available in Room 122 of Aderhold Hall on Tuesdays from 1-3 p.m.
Mr. Hansing is available on other days, Monday-Friday - 6:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 247A of Clark Howell Hall. To schedule an appointment, call 542-3375.
Responsibilities of the Placement Representative
- Helps develop a portfolio/resume/placement file.
- Offers taped mock interview with employers for your viewing.
- Sample contracts contained in your placement packet given to you when you see Mr. Hansing.
- Resumes and letter writing seminars are given in Clark Howell Hall. Check for availability.
- Personal appointments are available with the placement representative.

Job fair announcements are posted on the bulletin boards outside Room 122 of Aderhold Hall.
A Teacher / Administration Recruitment Day is held on campus during the Spring Semester.

Health and Physical Education, Social Studies, Early Childhood Education, Art, and Middle School are teaching fields presently having few vacancies in Georgia.

Special Education, English as a Second Language, Foreign Language Education, Mathematics Education, and Science Education are all areas presently having the greatest need for additional teachers in Georgia.

For the 2002-2003 school year, the base salary in Georgia is $29,254.
This amount does not include any local supplement pay or pay for such extra-curricular activities as coaching, yearbook advisor, clubs, etc.

December graduates should begin their job search no later than October of that same year.
May graduates should begin their job search in January or February.
Consult the Georgia Professional Standards Commission official teacher recruitment and career web site: http://www.TeachGeorgia.org