DP is 40, and has been on the periphery of education for most of his career, facilitating youth workshops, teaching after school clubs, lecturing in FE, being brought in to secondary schools to deliver specific modules that the school can't, that sort of thing.
He (and I) are fed up with the freelance lifestyle and, as he is particularly enjoying the primary school after school clubs he is teaching, the obvious thing to consider is training as a primary school teacher.
So, my question is, is teaching in a school really as hellish as we hear? The whole point of this would be to get a more 9 - 5 (ish) existence, with a decent reliable salary. There's no point making the change if he'll be working evenings and weekends.
Yout thoughts please!
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Give it to me straight, DP is considering training as a primary school teacher
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OlfactoryFresh · 21/01/2016 10:18
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