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No future job after 2011 - 2012 school year
So what can you do if you know your job is going to be cut next year?
Start planning now!
It is a tough world out there, and this economy is only making things tougher. I have spoken to a large amount of teachers who say that they will be temporary career changers until things get better.
Does anyone else feel this way? If so, what options have you explored? As for me... I have begun creating my own businesses online. I will be looking for educators to help build up my business. If you are looking to make some extra cash while the economy is down, then register for my website at www.lessonplandepot.com or send me an email to kallen@lessonplandepot.co. Yes, that is .co and not .com
All the best to everyone in the upcoming school year. Feel free to share your ideas on where to look for jobs in the 2011 - 2012 school year.
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