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Interview questions for a deputy headteacher (primary)
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27 October 2017
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What interview questions could we ask primary deputy headteacher candidates? This article contains a downloadable KeyDoc interview record sheet with suggested questions for primary deputy headteachers and what to look for in responses. It also relays advice on making interview questions topical.
Contents
- 1 Downloadable questions and record sheet
- 2 Interview questions
- 3 Making interview questions topical
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