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catcatcatcat · 20/10/2017 13:59

This is the one time I can get out - due to childcare costs we wouldn't have a big financial hit if I leave and retrain as of sept 18. I am seriously considering it.

What have people done when they left teaching? I've been looking at totally different desk jobs or some bits at the local university, need to think very carefully about if/what to do.

I love teaching. Being in a room with students and having fun. The rest of the education stuff is just wearing me down so much. Any advice?

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catcatcatcat · 20/10/2017 14:00

(I teach maths by the way...)

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Cornishmumofone · 20/10/2017 16:49

I left to become a Learning Technologist/Learning Designer at a university. I get about 44 days leave a year and work 35 hours a week. Have a look at getting CMALT.

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tissuesosoft · 21/10/2017 08:16

I'm leaving to work in the civil service

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catcatcatcat · 21/10/2017 09:04

I've been looking at some bits at the local authority. Big decisions...

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OldMacDonaldsfarmhouse · 21/10/2017 09:09

Watching with interest. I'm an English teacher in a similar position and would love a route out. I can't cope anymore.

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samlovesdilys · 21/10/2017 18:43

Following with interest (and a heavy heart...)

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catcatcatcat · 21/10/2017 18:58

I've been looking at management roles in the NHS and good old accountancy today!

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leccybill · 21/10/2017 23:25

CMALT sounds interesting. Will look into that.

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CoffeeBreakIn5 · 22/10/2017 11:03

I left for an admin job, I manage an office now and I love it. I’m considering heading back into teaching in a year or so, I was secondary and I’d like to change to primary. When I left I said I’d never go back but what I needed was a clean break and a rest.

Find something else and see how you get on: you may change your mind once you’ve stepped away a bit.

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