Hi. I'm a Gen Z guy from Virginia who, at 22, is about to complete an M.Ed. in Elementary Education K-6 degree this July (I have done 3 practicum experiences in elementary classrooms, & will need to do student teaching or internship). I also have a BA in History and AA in Liberal Arts. I graduated high school in 2020. I have been substitute teaching for 2 years. I have applied to 150+ positions, had 16 interviews, and 3 job offers (1 I accepted to sub every day at a MS)
Since last night, I have been panicking, because I learned that for any reason, teachers could be nonrenewed contract-wise, even if they do well. What sort of tips or advice do you guys have for me as a younger educator? Also, what other career options would I have with my above qualifications (History &/or education)? (I don't have experience in anything other than education/teaching as of this post). Also, what would it take to be an administrator of any kind within a school district in the future? This kind of matter stresses me out sometimes. One more thing, is joining a teaching union really beneficial? Thanks for your help guys!
Submitted July 16, 2024 at 06:00AM by Educational-Tough899 https://ift.tt/FyCXh1c
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