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SIMPLE GUIDELINES FOR RECRUITMENT

WHILE WE ARE WAITING, OUTLINE YOUR RECRUITMENT PROCESS SO THAT YOU CAN COMPARE NOTES

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�I WANT TO START THIS DISCUSSION WITH A ??

How many great candidates have gotten lost or overlooked because someone did not have time to contact them?

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CREATE A SYSTEM FOR RECRUITMENT

Have a strategy and block out time for interviews -

Where can this fit into your routine??

EVERYTHING is riding on this 1 thing!

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JOB DESCRIPTIONS ARE VERY HELPFUL

BE SPECIFIC ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT in a candidate – this goes hand in hand with setting the criteria for what you want in a candidate.

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KEEP THE JOB DESCRIPTIONS SIMPLE

Keep the job descriptions simple - candidates will already expect classroom discipline, lesson planning, CUT to the important stuff that says what you are looking for in a candidate

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SHARE THE SALARY AND BENEFITS

Your competitors already knows what you are doing anyway; secret shoppers, social media – even if you don’t want it posted, you can still share it with the recruiter.

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USING A RECRUITER TO ……

  • Advertising
  • Vetting
  • Candidate Briefing (Job and School)
  • Interview Appointments
  • Reference Checks
  • Go-Between Contact (Hard Questions)

Don’t buy a dog and then do the barking for him….

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DELEGATE PRELIMINARY INTERVIEWS

  • Delegate to your Leadership Team
  • Promote Colegiality
  • Support Leadership Growth
  • Build Concensus
  • You still have the final say!

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HAVE A CRITERIA FOR YOUR CANDIDATES

When the top schools recruit, they have a criteria/rubric and they know at the end.

It is either yes or no!

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MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE AT!

LITERALLY – don’t force candidates to “have to” interview during their workday if they cannot do so or late at night or the middle of the night, many candidates will turn down the interview just for this because it is a red flag!

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CHECK YOUR EMAILS AND RESPOND, EVEN IF ONLY BRIEFLY!

Don’t sit on candidates for weeks and then expect them to still be available weeks later.

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DEMO CLASSES CAN GIVE THE BEST PICTURE OF THE CANDIDATE

In-Person

or

Video

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CONSISTENT AND BRIEF COMMUNICATION AND FEEDBACK

with your recruiters increases your chances of placing candidates – recruiters are like teachers who gravitate to the part of the room where they are getting the most eye contact….we go where we get attention.

Webber’s Ed WhatsApp #s (+57) 311 231 5155 – Colombia (​+506) 7256 8866 - Costa Rica

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CONSIDER CANDIDATES THAT DO NOT COME FROM THE TRADITIONAL TALENT POOLS

Consider candidates that do not come from the traditional talent pools that you have used in the past. Not only are those pools HIGHLY competitive, they are drying up WHILE AT THE SAME TIME, some of the candidates coming from non-traditional talent pools are skilling up and becoming more and more international.

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IF INSURANCE REALLY IS THE REASON

- you cannot consider an older candidate, then consider giving a stipend for candidates who come with their own insurance plan.

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BE OPEN TO RECEIVING GOOD CANDIDATES EVEN WHEN YOU ARE NOT RECRUITING�

Thank you LAHC, Alan and Sita for this opportunity!

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BUILDING A RECRUITMENT STRATEGY

  • Block out time for interviews and recruitment meetings
  • Job Descriptions – Keep it Simple
  • Share the Salary Range and Benefits
  • USE YOUR RECRUITER
  • Delegate preliminary interviews to SLT
  • Have a criteria/rubric for candidates
  • Meet candidates “where they are at”
  • Check emails and respond
  • Demo Classes – The real deal!
  • Communication w Recruiter
  • Non-Traditional Candidates