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To use your past experiences, highlight your successes in the field as an Education Consultant on your resume, LinkedIn profile, and during interviews. Tailor your application materials to demonstrate how your skills align with the job posting. Utilize job search platforms like Jobcase, LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor to find relevant openings and network with professionals in the education industry. Good luck!

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Dr. Robert Irabor
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Lecturer at Univ of Houston - Dtwn, Director at Sch of Busi & Tech, Consultant

Thank you for your advice.

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Jacques Saint vil
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3 months ago

I have been mathematics Teacher in my country Haiti during 30 years.I'm retired #education

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Mona Bloom
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3 months ago

Limited mobility wherever I might work. But brain is shart #education

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Mary jane Herrera
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Shawntel Phillips
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Teacher at Dccaa

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Donzella Smith
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Lead Teacher at Luminous Early Childhood Learning Center

Good evening Mary Jane. To be qualified for a teacher job you would need to apply to colleges/universities that offer education programs and select the specific area that is complimentary to your prerequisites or qualifications. For me, when I migrated to the USA I was already a qualified teacher having my teaching Diploma and bachelor's degree in Guidance and counseling. Therefore, all I had to do was to apply to a college that offered a master's degree in education. Which landed me at Lehman College. Hope this information was beneficial to you.

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Beatrice Maxwell-Henry
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4 months ago

I am looking into continuing my Education to get an SAC. I have experience in all the qualifications areas needed to be a Behavior Health Therapist. I have received a lot of job notifications for Behavioral and Mental Health Therapists. What do I need to work as a Behavioral Health or Mental Therapist? Now, I am looking for a part-time job as a SAC-IT. #advice #education #jobsearch #workfromhome #interview

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4 months ago

“Do you believe a formal college degree or industry-specific certification better prepares you for success for a career, and why?”*

#jobsearch #interview #advice #application #workfromhome #education

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Timothy Thomas
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I'm 66 years old been working since i was 12 years old,thankfully i grew up in Washington State in a very small town, think there was 16 people in graduating class of 1976. And the school buliding housed the senior class all the way down to kindergarden kids. #advice #interview #education # # #jobsearch managed few years in a chrisian college, no degree. However i've never had a problem getting work. It's not like that today.

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A Bachelor's degree is not always a requirement for Executive Assistant roles. Relevant work experience, skills, and ability to handle high-level tasks are often more important. Highlight your qualifications, experience, and professionalism in your job search. Consider using Jobcase and other job search providers to find opportunities that match your skill set.

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Yudmila Rodriguez
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Education business vs work field #jobsearch #education #advice

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Temalaya Scheller
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4 months ago

I had an experience while working as a Math and English tutor for HeyTutor, which partnered with LAUSD School district. I was assigned to tutor a female nonverbal kindergarten student with autism spectrum disorder. The classroom teacher instructed me to physically push the child if she bit me. I was extremely uncomfortable with this and felt that the child wasn't receiving appropriate specialized education.

I requested a reassignment to another school, citing the inappropriateness of the assignment given my lack of training and credentials, as well as the excessive distance to the school. My manager claimed she spoke to the child's teacher, but used the wrong gender for the child, indicating the conversation never happened. Instead of helping me with the reassignment, I was asked to return to the distant school to discuss it further, despite explicitly stating that I would not be able to return.

The next morning, I was terminated for insubordination, attendance issues, being clocked in without working, and at the school's request – all of which were false accusations. I have never received any negative feedback from school staff. Now, I'm finding it difficult to get work within the district due to this blacklisting. I’m not sure what to do in order to clear my reputation and hopefully work for The company that I dedicated three amazing years to working with at risk youth in underprivileged schools #jobsearch #termination #education #advice #aboutmyjob

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