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Hi,
My name’s Jim and I’m a semi-retired teacher and coach. If someone would have shared this opportunity with me when I was 25 and told me that I could be retired by age 30 with a monthly residual income that was ‘out of this world’, knowing what I know now, I would have jumped at the chance.
That’s exactly what I’m o...See MoreHi,
My name’s Jim and I’m a semi-retired teacher and coach. If someone would have shared this opportunity with me when I was 25 and told me that I could be retired by age 30 with a monthly residual income that was ‘out of this world’, knowing what I know now, I would have jumped at the chance.
That’s exactly what I’m offering you; a way to leverage $80 a month into a 4-6 figure monthly residual income in approximately 24 months. It’s a simple concept based on numbers and, we all know, numbers don’t lie.
I would love to have the chance to tell you more, but for now, please go to my website and see for yourself. Enter your name, email and phone number (no obligation to look), and watch the 4 short video presentations. If you like what you see, get on the waiting list and secure your position in this home-based business that can be your vehicle to financial freedom in a very short time. I hope to hear from you soon because it really does work!
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Sincerely, Jim Core
by Mary Marigold
Dec 31, 2011
I plan to early retire before 55 and am looking for an elementary job at online charter schools. No pay is listed, it seems like they have openings. Seems what I want, actual time to help a student, small caseload and at home. What do you know about them as employers?
Has anyone else who is a mentor come across the problem of a mentee who doesn't listen to your suggestions and doesn't complete work in a timely manner? Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
M.Ken
by Current Ohio teacher
Feb 28, 2012
Hello,
I am a current business education teacher. I regretfully wish that I would have pursued French Education right out of high school. Instead...I made the mistake of going into Business. Shortly after, I earned my masters degree in business education (4-12), and have been teaching business ever since.
In the meantime, for job ...See MoreHello,
I am a current business education teacher. I regretfully wish that I would have pursued French Education right out of high school. Instead...I made the mistake of going into Business. Shortly after, I earned my masters degree in business education (4-12), and have been teaching business ever since.
In the meantime, for job security, I earned a K-12 special education license, which I frankly hope I never have to use. That is strictly a backup plan for a dire situation.
Now...I am considering following my heart and taking classes towards French education. The problem I'm running into is that I would have to quit my job to pursue this, as all of the universities near me (in Lima, OH) have only a bachelors program for French education - if they have one at all. All the courses are offered during my working day.
There is one university who has seemed willing to make this work. The foreign language license is PK-12...so I'm not sure what I'd have to take. I did one summer long study abroad 10 years ago. I've been studying my French for fun...but I realize this would be a lot of work.
My current school does not offer French education.
What are your thoughts?? Is this worth pursuing?? I'm just very regretful that at age 18 I was too blinded by the possibility of becoming rich that I did not follow my heart. I knew I wanted to do French education....but I just didn't do it.
Any advice or thoughts are appreciated.
Hello Everyone! Please help! I am conducting a survey for current and former special education teachers to complete my MA in special education. Please take 5 minutes to fill out this short survey-your input is valuable! Thank you in advance:) [link removed]
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Please take my 10 question survey for my grad class. Need more teachers to submit.
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On 1/21/12, M.Ken wrote: > Has anyone else who is a mentor come across the problem of > a mentee who doesn't listen to your suggestions and doesn't > complete work in a timely manner? Any feedback or >...See More