As the title says really. I live in an area where teaching jobs don't come up very often. One recently came up but it is advertised as a full time role. I put an application in and have been shortlisted for an interview. However, I can't do a full time role (childcare costs become prohibitive and I just don't think I could manage the workload with a baby and a preschooler).
Should I go to the interview and ask if they would consider part time? Or should I just pull out as they did advertise it as full time? I am torn. I don't want to mess them around but at the same time have been thinking 'don't ask, don't get'. Would appreciate any perspectives, thanks!
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normanpriceneedsanasbo · 21/05/2017 16:56
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