Reading Specialist Certification Puns

I earned my M.Ed. in secondary education in TN, and later, I transferred my cert to PA, where I'm now certified to teach English 7-12.

I read TIMS's page on instructional add-ons, and it says the reading special cert requires passing the Praxis and completion of a state-approved certification program. Does this mean that I would need to return to school? Or is the program I completed in TN sufficient?

I apologize if this is a stupid question. I'm having a hard time navigating what to do to start my career.

I currently live in the United States but want to move back to Canada. I have a bachelor's degree in linguistics. I am not currently a teacher but I am interested in pursuing a career as a reading specialist. Essentially, I want to be the person who helps struggling readers using intervention strategies, within the general classroom or using a supporting classroom. I would prefer early childhood and elementary school but I'm not tied to that age range.

I've found plenty of information about this in my state (New York). However I can't seem to find any information about becoming a reading specialist in Canada (specifically Ontario). Is this not really a position within the public school system in Ontario? Do I have any options in Ontario besides becoming a general classroom teacher?

Has anyone taken the Data Specialist certification course before? I'm on the practical exam portion of the course (final step) and can't figure out how to connect their MySQL OBDC driver to workbench to save my life. I have the OBDC Data Source Administrator (64 bit) downloaded to Windows, have added the data source with the criteria they provide (see image), but it just will not work properly when I try to create the job in workbench and I have no idea where I'm going wrong here.

Attached is a screenshot of the instructions... any tips/suggestions?

https://preview.redd.it/bsb9ppnkqob81.jpg?width=957&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1cd415a783443bc6b51e0ab8ef0434663706f249

I'm lazy and don't want to surf though the PDE website..

Hello everyone, I am a student who is looking to take the Tableau Desktop Specialist Certification but the discount just ended last year :( Does anyone know where to get further discounts or around when the discounts will come up again? I plan to take the certification by mid January this year. Thanks a load! :D

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I have had several positions while in and have Sec+ and CEH. I have experience with VTC equipment, managed iPhones, worked with SATCOM, some networking, system administration, help desk and communications systems on the go. I currently support executive staff with anything IT related.

Edit: I am working on a BS in IT with a concentration in Cybersecurity.

I would like to try to work for the DLA and I am currently in the process of getting my A+ certification to get my foot in the door of IT. The only issue is I do not have any previous professional IT experience. Any feedback would be great!

Howdy r/medlabprofessionals community!

Does anyone know what are some advantages (employment and skill-wise) of getting SCYM(ASCP)-certified, as I haven't personally seen many job posting requiring this certification.

Also, what's the overall advantage of getting other ASCP Specialist certifications (i.e. SCT(ASCP) or SH(ASCP)) over Technologist ones?

Thanks!

If so what company do you recommend? One thing that’s a little confusing is do you only work for the family for a few months? Any advice is appreciated. If there’s another certificate you’d recommend please let me know!

I have been a nanny for 10 years. Spent the last 5 working mainly with newborn, infants and toddlers. I am also prenursing and will be starting nursing school next year. I'm wondering if I could bridge my two careers and become a baby nurse as a side gig or if it would help me possibly getting into picu. Or even just boost my qualifications in general.

I would love to hear other nannies feedback on how it has affected their career. As well as, hear from parents on how they would view potential nannies with said certifications

If you have done this in the US and would.like to reccomend where you got your certification. I would appreciate it!

TIA!

thx! my main worry is, should i reserve the 5 award section for actual science olympiad / MUN / etc awards or these seals and certs? anybody can get the seals and certs j by studying and completing the reqs

There are internships openings at a big IT company and I don't know if I should apply, and how should I apply

Their only requirement for new interns is to speak English fluently.

I feel like this internship would slow me down

Should I apply or should I wait until I finish my cert?

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2. Can anyone lead me to some decent ITF resources? Thanks.

Hello All!

I have Cisco Certified Specialist - Security Identity Management Implementation. Its expiring in Sept 2021 and I cannot go for Core exam due to my preparation as I am busy with some domestic issue and I need time for core preparation as I am working on FortiGate and Security now a days.

Is there anyway I can go for some other simple exam to retain my certification.

Thanks for your input.

Hi! I’m interested in becoming an AAC specialist. Anybody that is a specialist have any recommendations for programs? TIA