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Career change: secondary teacher

  • 24-08-2010 11:49AM
    #1
    allyatsea
    Closed Accounts Posts: 31 ✭


    I work as tech support in a large software company at the moment. I know I'm very lucky to have a job, but I really don't think this is for me, and to be honest the thought of being here forever is depressing!

    I am bylingual in French and am quite gifted with languages, I also enjoy teaching and I know what being a secondary teacher entails as several people in my family (and my boyfriend too) are teachers themselves.

    I'm thinking of doing the big move, going back to university to do a degree in French and Spanish (and probably geography) to become a secondary school teacher in those subjects (French and Spanish to LC level, Geog to JC level)

    I was just wondering if any of you had any opinion on the idea?

    I know teacher jobs are very hard to come by, but I really think I would be happier doing that compared to what I am doing currently, and that I could be a good teacher and get people interested in these subjects.

    Also, would you think that the demand for French/Spanish teachers would be reasonable?


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