Verifies conviction through police and court records. Communicates with applicant to obtain response to allegations and discuss significance of allegations. Prepares reports and makes presentations to Vermont Standards Board for professional educator's panel. Review convictions and applicants responses and recommend to Commissioner on whether to grant license. Conduct background investigations, fact finding, formulate conclusions, prescribe recommendations and corrective actions as required by Federal law.
Work involves discussions with parents, school officials and students.
Performs related duties as required. Private means of transportation must be available for required travel. Significant hazards and discomfort may be encountered in performing field work and in confronting potential defendents. Two years at or above a para-professional level in conducting investigations, fact finding, mediation or law enforcement methodologies. Additional work experience may be substituted for the Bachelor's degree on a six months for a semester basis.