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What is the best second career for a teacher wanting to switch jobs?
Asked by munhasen5
My brother wants to switch jobs after more than 10 years as an elementary teacher. He really doesn't have any other skills besides teaching, which makes finding a non-teaching job rather difficult.
Can anyone suggest some non-teaching jobs that a former teacher would find it easier to get than others?
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Mailman
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congress
Answered by BLUEJAY57
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Try college teaching, it's fun.
Answered by Han Ji-Min
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A school counselor maybe?
Answered by Michele
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Jail guard. :)
Answered by peterjoy93
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not rlly sure, sorry
Answered by hockey4life0101
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Real estate, banking, counseling.
Answered by notyou311
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if he wants a change a job in paediatrics wouldn't be too much of a stretch. as a teacher he clearly has the intelligence, and the combination of a normal nursing course with all his experience with children would make him stand out to any paediatrics doctors needing nurses.
he could also try to look for work as a lecturer in a teacher training course....he may want a change because he is tired of teaching young children....h could lecture new young teachers using all his experience...
Answered by paulred2
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a principal
Answered by D R
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