I applied online and heard back a few days later for a phone interview with a recruiter. The questions were pretty simple, nothing difficult. The recruiter was super friendly and pleasant to speak to. A couple of days later I received a follow up email for an in person interview at one of their schools. When I got there I met the office staff & got a quick tour. Everyone seemed pretty pleasant. The work environment came off as a little intimidating. The actual interview consisted of intense role playing, admin tasks (draft memo, Excel spreadsheet), and classroom observations. After completing all tasks, there was a quick follow up to go over everything & ask further questions.

Overall, the interview process was long. The process hearing back for a phone interview took over a week. The process for then an on-site interview was drawn out as well. After interviewing during an Immersion Day, aka a 3 hour long process with 3 other candidates, I did not hear back for over 2 weeks. Once I heard I was being called in for another interview with a specific school, I was left hanging for another week to eventually being turned down for the position because they couldn't make the time to interview (or so it seemed). However, the staff I met and interviewed with were extremely friendly and the Immersion Day was overall a great experience for an interview. It involved a panel interview as well as a tour of the school and a few tasks that would be evaluated. It was definitely a good experience getting to know the network, but I did feel short changed at the end of the experience. I would have much rather just been told off the bat that I was not going to be considered further.