I applied online. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Challenger School (Las Vegas, NV) in Mar 2016
Interview
First submission of Essay, cover letter, and resume. After 2 days I got called to do a first assesment which consisted on my view of US politics. They asked what I think about socialism. After one day they called for an interview.
When they called for the interview Happening next day they gave me a time frame which I was unavailable. The time frame was 12pm to 3pm. I explained that I could make it there anytime but from 12 to 3. The person was strict, and said either I make it there or they were not interested. Very sad to hear they did not care about others. I had compromise to work during that timeframe, and although I am looking for another opportunities I do not let people I work with short hand when I know they need the most! Very sad they want people with great work ethics yet they are not willing to be readonable to the ones who present it not in their favor!
I never made to the interview. I never got a job offer.
It is a very political concervative company.
I applied, and it took 4 weeks until the interview. They are very thorough, and the process takes multiple interviews. They have their own methods and theories and definitely want you to agree with them.
I applied online. I interviewed at Challenger School
Interview
There are multiple tests you have to take to get the interview and you have to take another one at the interview. You may also be interviewed twice and have to read to a class.
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Challenger School
Interview
Taking several tests to gage what level you should be teaching at. The school is academically advanced and focuses on children’s independence and is very patriotic. You should filter through more than one interview with the schools directors and then another written test. Testing knowledge of math phonics etc. A week of training during summer is expected for new teachers
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Give you scenarios of kids in situations and ask your thoughts. Ex: Should everyone in the class get a valentine or just who the child wants