dissapointment

I didn't get the job.

Honestly I knew this morning. The other interviewees were all teaching assistants already, and had lots of experince in the schools they work in already, and I think for them, this was a more specialised position, and they already had teh skills neccessary to adapt.

The positives to take from this experience though, they liked my presentation and said that I came accross very well at interview, thay all liked me and the kids too. So I didn't get the job and it's back to the drawing board, but I got some very positive feedback. They did say that it was best, if that is something I would like to get into, to go for a teaching assistant job first to get the experience.

It's a shame, but I suupose in practice, theory doesn't make me good...and it is the experience at many things, in this environment that's going to make it difficult to get forward.