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/ EAN / Help - Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some of the more frequently asked questions regarding our site, and also some questions and answers we thought you'd like to have.

1. How do I quickly search for jobs on this site? I don't particularly want to go into every state/region.

To search for jobs, choose "Job Search" from the top right of every page. The EAN Job Search is a complete solution to finding a job from the postings we have available. You can choose the type of job (Teaching / Administrative etc.) and the subject area. You can then narrow your search further by specifying state and city.

2. How up-to-date are the listings on this site

Our site runs on a database system which removes postings as soon as they are outdated according to what an employer has specified. As sometimes an employer may forget to close a position that has been specified as "Open until filled", the process is not 100% reliable, however, in most cases the jobs you see here are very up-to-date.

3. Do I need to register to browse and search for jobs?

No, all job seekers have to do to find jobs on Education America Network is to visit http://jobsearch.educationamerica.net and select from one of the search options.

4. Do I need to register to apply to jobs?

Yes, to apply to jobs and view employer information you will have to register with Education America Newtork. There is no cost to register. Once you are registered you will be able to upload your resume and other application documents as well as access other services that are provided to our registered users. Being regsitered will also help you track the jobs that you apply to. To register visit http://my.educationamerica.net.

5. How come my friend cannot see (some feature) that I can?

Our web solutions have been developed such that even the older browsers, or a browser on atypical operating system should be able to browse our site and provide you with the information you are searching for quickly and reliably. However, we do not officially support browsers which are below version 4 in both Netscape or Internet Explorer. If you are having trouble seeing/accessing something, please try the following:

  • Obtain a newer version of the browser. You can download the latest versions from Netscape Communications or from Microsoft
  • Enable cookies (we do not collect information other than to keep track of you while you are in our site)
  • You may have javascript disabled. Please turn on javascript by going to Edit - Preferences (Netscape) or Tools - Internet Options (Internet Explorer). It may also be that you are using an Internet Explorer browser which has the secrity zone turned to high or a custom level which may disable javascript. Please talk to your system administrator, or check under Internet Options and the Security tab.

Cookie Notes:

Cookies are just text files. They can't search your hard disk for information or trash your files. They only record information that you have submitted to Web sites. Some Web sites cannot be accessed unless your browser accepts cookies.

What is a cookie?

Cookies are small text files that are placed on a user’s hard drive by the Web site that the user is visiting. This file records preferences and other data about your visit to that particular site, allowing a site to "remember" you on your next visit, for example. Cookies are often used for long-term data collection, such as storing your name, address, and preferences, so you won't have to reenter this information each time you visit a site.

However, if you’re someone who would prefer not to have the personalization offered by cookies and would like to turn them off, the following is a simple, step-by-step tutorial for preventing cookies from reaching your computer. Please follow the instructions appropriate to the use of Netscape or Internet Explorer. Instructions for Apple Macintosh-users are also included.

Click here for more specific methods to enable or disable cookies on your specific Internet browser.

6. Is posting a resume free?

Yes!

7. Can I upload may own resume?

Yes! You can upload your own Word or PDF resume. To upload your resume you must log into your MyEAN Center. If you are not registered with Education America Network you can sign up by clicking here. Your resume file must be no larger than 75K in size.

8. Can I upload anyother types of documents?

Yes! You can upload cover letters, reference letters, copies of your transcripts, certification documents, work study projects and anything else you may need to apply to a job. To upload any other documents you must log into your MyEAN Center. If you are not registered with Education America Network you can sign up by clicking here.

9. I'm an employer and I'd like to join and post on your web site. What do I have to do and what is the cost?

Check out our information on joining the EAN! Believe us, you will not be disappointed!




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