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Apr 8, 2006
I am wondering if anyone can provide me information. I am
interested in becoming a science/chemistry teacher. I have
a bachelors and masters degree in chemistry (as well as an
MBA) I have worked in industry for 30 years. Without going
back to college for 1-2 years, is there any way I can get a
job teching high school as a career change? I have always
been interested in teaching and now may be the opportune time.
Thanks.
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