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Nov 1, 2002
Hello, All,
I am currently employed as the Training Director and AVP of
an internet security company but have become very
interested in changing careers to teaching Middle School or
High School computer science classes. I love the training
aspects of my job, but I don't care much for the business
end of it all and the constant need to make profit. I am
much more interested in the successful skill and knowledge
transfer that goes on in the classroom.
I am looking to find out how to make this career transition
happen and I thought this forum would be a good place to
start asking questions. Can anyone offer suggestions or
resource I can turn to to get started?
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On 11/01/02, Rick W. wrote:
> Hello, All,
>
> I am currently employed as the Training Director and AVP of
> an internet security company but have become very
> interested in changing careers to teaching ===============
.......... RE: You should see a university/college (career)
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