Career Support
Magner Career Center
For advisement on résumé writing and interview skills, as well as other career support and job postings, please visit the Magner Career Center.
Brooklyn College
1303 James Hall, 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210
P: 718.951.5696
E: careernews@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Click here for information on résumé review drop-in hours.
You can access Magner Center services and resources, including a reference guide to résumés and cover letters, at on the Brooklyn College WebCentral portal via the Career tab.
New York City Department of Education Office of Teacher Recruitment and Quality
The job application site for 2015-16 New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) job opportunities should be opened in mid-February 2015 or early March of 2015 and it will close in late June. Be sure to check www.teachnyc.net in mid-February 2015 or early March 2015 for information about the hiring process.
Please note that if you started or completed an online teacher application previously but have not yet been hired, you will need to complete a new application in order to be considered for teaching opportunities for the 2015 spring term and the 2015-2016 school year.
You will need to complete your NYCDOE application before the application site closes in late June if you have completed your certification requirements by that time or not. We recommend completing your application as early as possible, ideally in March.
Every eligible teacher candidate is ultimately responsible for his or her own job placement. However, once you complete an online application and it is successfully processed into the NYCDOE prospective teacher database called the New Teacher Finder you can register and attend job search online workshops through the TeachNYC Academy. In addition, you can always email teachnyc@schools.nyc.gov or call HR Direct at 718-935-4000 with questions or concerns. You can also research NYCDOE schools by grade level, borough, or district via the NYCDOE website at schools.nyc.gov and feel free to reach out to principals directly to ask about teaching opportunities at their school as there is no citywide vacancy listing and your job search with the NYCDOE will require your direct outreach with school principals.
Spring Career Events:
NYC Dept. of Education Information Session
Thursday, March 5th, 4 pm - 5:15 pm, Tanger Auditorium, Brooklyn College Library
The NYC DOE Office of Teacher Recruitment and Quality will present information about the process of applying for teaching jobs in New York City public schools.
Reserve your seat for this event using this link: http://goo.gl/forms/O66sNo3vzc
NYC Charter School Career Fair
Thursday, April 2, 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm, Student Center - Maroon, State, Gold rooms & Penthouse
At our first-ever Charter School Fair you’ll have the opportunity to meet with representatives from many charter schools across NYC, and learn about their goals, cultures, and career opportunities in a variety of roles.
The event for Education majors, both undergraduates and graduates.
Teaching certification is not necessary for you to attend.
Bring resumes (which should be reviewed by the Magner Center before the event), and be ready to learn about what charter schools offer both students and teachers!
Confirm that you will attend using this link: http://tinyurl.com/NYCCharterSchoolFair2015
More links and resources:
Pre-Kindergarten Teaching Opportunities in New York City information
Speech and Pupil Personnel Services job application
Principal Candidate Pool application and information
If you would like to view a recorded presentation explaining the application and hiring process, please visit the NYCDOE' "recruitment events."
Facebook link I Teach NYCTwitter link I Teach NYC
LinkedIn (group: I TEACH NYC)
