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We are pleased to announce our 2018 hiring conferences! This winter and spring, we will be hosting eight teacher and administrator hiring conferences across the country, from Boston to Atlanta to Los Angeles, with a few other stops along the way. This season we're especially excited to be hosting a conference at the TABS Annual Conference in Boston, and even more excited to be holding FORUM/Diversity over two days! If you're a job-seeker looking for your next opportunity or a school in search of the nation's top candidates, you don't want to miss these events!

Hiring schools can interview multiple qualified candidates for their open positions in a single, convenient location. Interviews take place in 30-minute increments throughout the day. Registered hiring schools also gain access to our Conference Module that allows them to search for candidates and plan their interview schedule for the day of the event. Attending a conference also gives schools time to meet with our Placement Team to discuss their hiring needs for the year.

CS&A candidates love our conferences because they are able to meet with schools of all types, sizes, and missions, which often helps candidates when deciding upon what they are looking for in their next job. Our events usually feature some form of professional development during the day, such as a resume roundtable discussion and interview tips given by CS&A staff members. Conferences are also a great opportunity for candidates to meet with their Placement Team face-to-face to talk about their job search. And active CS&A candidates can register for free!

Have we convinced you to attend yet? If everything above wasn't enough, check out these blogs posts for candidates and schools that we hope will prompt you to register.

For registration, hotel, and other information, visit our hiring conferences page on our website. If you're not a current CS&A candidate but would like to become one to gain access to our events, apply today.

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