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Hi all- sorry for asking this question here, but I don't know quite where to find out the answer.
I am currently an elementary school art teacher. I worked at a preschool one summer and loved it. I always thought about returning to work at a daycare/preschool one day.
I am now pregnant with my first baby and I am considering making the switch. It would obviously be an added bonus if my baby could get a discount on tuition at the daycare where I worked. Not my prime reason for the switch, but it would be a factor. Just trying to work out all of our money concerns- daycare is super expensive!
If anyone has any insight, I would be really grateful. I can't quite call up daycares and ask if they have open teaching positions, and by the way, would my baby get a discount on tuition as well?
I also figure that each institution may work differently. Just wanted to start some research! THANK YOU!!!
I am currently an elementary school art teacher. I worked at a preschool one summer and loved it. I always thought about returning to work at a daycare/preschool one day.
I am now pregnant with my first baby and I am considering making the switch. It would obviously be an added bonus if my baby could get a discount on tuition at the daycare where I worked. Not my prime reason for the switch, but it would be a factor. Just trying to work out all of our money concerns- daycare is super expensive!
If anyone has any insight, I would be really grateful. I can't quite call up daycares and ask if they have open teaching positions, and by the way, would my baby get a discount on tuition as well?
I also figure that each institution may work differently. Just wanted to start some research! THANK YOU!!!
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