Alternative Jobs to Teaching

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  1. ronnieGlavinsB@stardSon

    ronnieGlavinsB@stardSon Well-Known Member

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    It seems that you have an aptitude and passion for teaching. Have you considered maybe doing some Learning and Development work? I would think the skills are similar and therefore transferable. I don't know how easy it would be to get in to but I sure you'd be able to some professional qualifications that would aid your progress. Also, there a different types of businesses out there requiring Learning and Development professionals so you could find an industry that you believed in.
     
  2. JLWBigLil

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    Actually, JamDrop, most of the work is reading, researching and studying. I've spent far more hours doing that, rather than the outdoor work (which I love).
     

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