Online Education Career Fair - The New York Times & Monster

Looking to land a great teaching or administrative position?

You can post your resume and search for opportunities at some of the nation's top schools, colleges and universities.

From May 6 through June 5, 2008, you can participate in our Online Education Career Fair by:

• submitting your resume to participating employers that are actively looking for qualified candidates
• searching jobs from participating employers
• viewing career and job-hunting articles and tools that will help you advance your career

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Is your company interested in participating? A variety of packages are available, customized for your recruiting needs. Please contact your sales representative for more information.

Natalie Herron | (212) 556-3555 | herrone@nytimes.com

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Participating Companies

CUNY - The City University of New York	Harlem Success Academy Charter School
Riverdale Country School	NYC Department of Education
Riverhead Central School District	Fashion Institute of Technology
Farmingdale State College	Volunteers of America
Birch Family Services	Friends Seminary
Oceanside Public Schools	Regis High School
South Orange and Maplewood Schools	University of Massachusetts Lowell
Achievement First	Port Washington Public Schools
Copiague Public Schools	The League Treatment Center
Nassau Boces

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