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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is wppawavt looking for in job applicants?

  Radio stations WPPA/WAVT are looking for organizations that regularly distribute information about employment opportunities to job applicants, or have job applicants to refer. If your organizations would like to receive notification of job vacancies at our stations, please notify Argie D. Tidmore at P.O. Box 540, Pottsville PA 17901.

• Do do programs screen applicants for Osteopathic Medicine?

  Some osteopathic medical schools specifically require applicants to submit a letter of recommendation from a practicing DO physician. This is another way DO programs screen applicants to see if they have a true understanding of and interest in osteopathic medicine.

• What channels can tribal applicants apply for?

  Tribal applicants may apply for one, two, or all three of these channels, depending on availability. In the Rural Tribal Window, tribal applicants may apply for any of the spectrum in these channels that is not currently licensed to another entity, as long as the desired license area is rural Tribal land (see Who is eligible?

• How do I contact UCAS?

  UCAS. If you need to talk to us, for a quick response it’s best to use the phone or social media . Call us if you have a change or request about your application. We take your security very seriously, so we need to speak to you on the phone to process changes. Call us on 0371 468 0 468.

• How many training programmes can I apply to with UCAS?

  You can apply to up to three training programmes on your UCAS Teacher Training application. It’s worth considering a combination of different routes when you apply (university, school direct, and SCITT).