WEBINAR: SPECIAL NEEDS ASSISTANT (SNA) INTERVIEW PREPARATION WORKSHOP

When you have Booked and Paid for this webinar you will see that you have to Register in Advance for your Zoom Link to attend this Webinar on 10th May.

The seminar will demonstrate a step by step approach to preparing for an interview and securing a role as a Special Needs Assistant. The seminar will share interview questions, explore appropriate responses, explain expectations of the interview panel and give tips as to how your application can be different to the 100’s of others.

At the seminar the following areas will be covered in detail: 

WHO IS Education Interview Hub

Education Interview Hub aims to remove these fears through providing independent and impartial feedback via a structured three step approach: application form analysis, interview preparation and mock interviews.
Our company is the only one in Ireland which specifically focuses on supporting and advising ambitious educators in seeking to find their dream job at primary and post primary level. We believe real life experience is essential when advising professionals. That is why our services are only delivered by experienced principals and teachers.

Education Interview Hub caters for aspiring principals, deputy principals, assistant principals (I & II), teachers and Special Needs Assistants. We offer bespoke support to meet your needs, experiences and expectations when applying for posts.

All conversations and guidance provided are confidential.

Kenneth Kerins

Kenneth Kerins is the founder of Education Interview Hub. He is principal of St. Brigid's National School, Redhills, Co. Cavan. This is a mainstream primary school with special classes for children with Autism. Kenneth received his Bachelor of Education from St. Patrick's College (DCU). He also holds a Masters in Teaching & Learning, a Post Graduate Diploma in Educational Leadership, a Post Graduate Diploma in Special Educational Needs and studied on an advanced Diploma in Law & Education.

Kenneth has previously worked with the Department of Education as a mentor, facilitator and an associate for the National Induction Programme for Teachers. In this role he advised and supported schools with induction of newly qualified teachers. He has worked as a research supervisor to 3rd level Masters students in the areas of teaching and learning since 2012.