[NCAH] AP World History readers needed

[Dorothea Hoffman [Martin]]

Some others of you who have served as readers for the AP Program may be 
familiar with these request.  Seems that the AP World History group is 
in need of additional readers for the June's reading in Salt Lake City.  
The contact information is below.  Please fee free to share this with 
others who might be interested and who qualify.

Best,
Dorothea

The College Board AP (Advanced Placement) Program is recruiting High School Teachers and College Faculty to serve as AP Readers for AP World History at the June 2014 Reading and for subsequent years


AP Reader eligibility requirements:
College-Level Faculty
AP Readers from colleges and universities must be active faculty members and have taught at least one semester of a comparable AP course - as described in the AP Course Description - within the past three years.
High School Teachers
AP Readers from secondary schools must currently teach the AP course in a face-to-face classroom setting and have at least three years' experience teaching it - unless:
*         the AP course is new - then teachers must demonstrate comparable expertise and teaching experience
*         the AP course is an online AP course taught in a virtual classroom - then teachers must have at least three years' experience in teaching the course in a face-to-face classroom setting.



Please note, applicants are not guaranteed an invitation to this year or future Readings. The AP reading is an opportunity for professional development and friendship with fellow college faculty as well as high school teachers who are passionate about teaching and learning in AP World History.



The reading dates for 2014 are:



June 12 - 18, 2014 in Salt Lake City, Utah


The site will explain more about the opportunity and give you access to the application.

http://www.ets.org/scoring_opportunities/onsite/



PS: Here is some information If you have questions for yourself regarding receiving an invitation to read in June 2014.

The invitations normally go out, via email, starting January through May and then depending on response of the readers, additional readers are invited until the Reading.

Questions or concerns regarding the 2014 AP reading session or appointment status please contact ReadAP at ets.org<mailto:ReadAP at ets.org> or call 1-888-927-7323 (1-888-9-AP-READ) from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday.

AP Frequently Asked Questions:  http://www.ets.org/scoring_opportunities/onsite/ap_faq