Paraprofessional Reflection

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Hi,

I have completed the orientation and my start date for paraprofessional starts April 3rd. I was a teacher from 2000-2003 but qualifications expired. I completed all for the UFT but had a question how do I submit for salary P5 for the educational Assistant B? I cannot submit for Educational Associate B.A degree cause need to be working for a full year prior. Is it done automatically from back office according to my credentials, and if not what steps do I need to take.

Thank you in advance for any input or suggestions.

Sincerely,

katerina varsos

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