
Re: Why no jobs in Loveland![]()
Posted by Mike on 5/03/08
Hi
I tried switching careers and going into teaching only to find a billion
applicants for every job. I guess there are shortages in Alaska or if you
are willing to teach English in Japan. There are no shortages in Colorado.
If they want a Masters in Education with 10 years experience, they can find
it. I don't think this profession is worth the hassle given the competition
and low pay. I am reverting back to my old profession as I subbed for 2 years in
hopes of finding a permanent job only to find nothing. I even had 5 star reviews
written about me but it meant little. Anyways, good luck.
On 5/03/08, Natalie wrote:
> I agree. Where are these elusive places that NEED teachers so badly?
> Teachers are being cranked out like candy in a factory and I know the
> government sees dolar signs from me with all my student loans, as well a lot
> of others all over the country. All I want to do is teach but I'm beginning
> to wonder if I need a back up plan.
>
>
> On 5/01/08, jobless wrote:
>> ...and the schools keep telling us that teachers are desperately needed,
>> cranking out more new teachers each year that will find this is not the
>> case. People need to get the word out to education students they may be
>> wasting their time.