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Thank you for a such supporting presentation, I am an educational consultant starting in 2023 this job is nice even some obstacles and unexpected issues occurs.

Great info

I thank this teacher for going into great detail. She was so helpful. Subbing is a great alternative if there is long term work. I just can't work the same anymore as a single parent.

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Thank you for addressing these mistakes head-on. It's refreshing to see someone discussing the challenges teachers face when transitioning careers. Your video provides valuable guidance and encouragement. Keep up the excellent work!

Are education consultant and academic counselor same job roles with different names?

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❤This is absolutely timeless! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight.

This video is a goldmine for teachers who are looking to switch careers. Your tips on avoiding these mistakes are invaluable. I'll be sharing this with my fellow educator friends who are considering a change. Keep up the fantastic work!

Mental health of teachers is ignored!

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Kudos to you for highlighting these common mistakes. It's easy to overlook them, but they can make a huge difference in the job search process. Your video serves as a wake-up call for teachers embarking on a new career path. Thank you!

Information useful video thanks

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Do you teach how to actually use some of the programs or is it mainly how to get a job?

Thank you for this interview. I am feeling a need to want to thrive

Very informative

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It’s very simple: would you want to be the football coach if you were required to play everyone, had a team with 300 players, and had to continually alternate strings of players to get everyone in, just because their parents thought that their kids should play football? Of course not. And who, under such conditions, would they be able to get to coach? Teaching public school academic subjects is equally ridiculous. School curriculums need to be much more variegated and tailor made to individual requirements. One size fits all will never work. But while they’re still figuring it out everyone should just quit. Most of the kids aren’t going to learn anything anyway. Those few who do can do their own reading, as indeed they always have. Mass education is really nothing but babysitting.

I would love to learn more about how to land a job as an education consultant.

it’s even harder to take the leap when you are a single parent if 2 teenagers 😭

Thanks for the full story.. I'm short on time. Where can I get more info on the course you are offering?

I’m a mom who homeschooled my 3 kids. They are now amazing people out changing the world. How can I become a homeschool consultant.

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Very valuable!

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I am coming up on my first year as an instructional designer (higher ed.). Leading up to this transition, I had been thinking about leaving teaching for several years and talking to my friends about it over that time, but I wasn't sure what was the most logical next step and there was certainly a lot of fear of the unknown. Finally, a couple of my friends told me I need to make a decision about it and either stop talking about it or do it . . . They were right. As I reflect, your podcasts were very important as I started this journey in 2019-2020. I took the step to finally apply to grad. school to help fill in the gaps I saw in my own learning and skills. I also started looking for jobs and following advice you had in your podcasts. I transitioned out of the classroom and started my first ID job in Jan. 2022! Yes, I left a 23 year career in the middle of the year. I have no regrets about that decision. I love my job in ID and wish I had taken these steps earlier. Your podcasts were a driving force to help me stay focused and your materials were helpful as I developed my plan to move forward. Thanks for these resources.

Wow. I had heart palpitations as well. This happened while I was a caregiver and teaching full time. It nearly killed me. I was given the silent treatment and harsh treatment for asking for FMLA. So me being the idiot , I did not take FMLA. I tried to be a great employee and my heart paid the price. My greatest regret was not being there for my father when he needed me. I ended up giving the best results on the state test In the whole school that year. And for what? No monetary bonus, no fancy dinner, not even a letter saying that I got the best results. Instead I got a ding on my evaluation because I think they were preparing to fire me. .. of course they kept me because I had the best results that year. What a joke this profession is .

Thank you so much girls! You both have amazing energy and have inspired me a lot through this exchange. What a great channel! I would love to build a channel like yours one day. I need to figure out how to start step A without getting completely overwhelmed by step BCDEF... Keep up the good work 🤍

Teachers get fed up when they realize that as academic instructors they have been singled out by society to babysit all of the crazy and stupid kids who not only are uneducable but make it impossible to teach the smart well adjusted kids as well. You would think that the uneducable kids would be sent somewhere else to get babysat but unfortunately society has chosen to make teachers watch them even though they are really unteachable. So increasingly, the only solution is to quit your ultra crappy teaching job. It really can’t be described more succinctly. Once I quit teaching I tried a variety of jobs which I found appealing for whatever reason but the most important thing was to waste no more time or energy on teaching. None of the other things I did, such as merchant seafaring or barbering were really dream jobs, but neither did I feel as if I were being conned into doing something other than I’d been hired to do. To me the important thing is to stop being a sucker and to just quit your bogus teaching job. You will survive somehow. Until you don’t, and then it won’t matter anyway.

I have been teaching for 12 years. Now I'm getting a master's degree in ID. Your video makes me feel great about my decision to switch career paths.

So much in this video resonated with me! It was was encouraging to hear your story and learn from your experiences.

I am a classroom teacher but noticing that the classroom is not my niche but I am very good at connecting with students and empowering them . Do you believe this would be a good fit as a way to stay in education using my skill set?

I’ve been in the suffering zone for the past eight years of my 22 year teaching career. My health is getting ruined, and every year it’s gotten worse. Maybe I will check out your resources, even though I feel like it’s too late and too difficult for me to make a change. 😢

In my case as a single parent, it's been incredibly challenging finding the time to transition to learn or put energy towards something new because all of my extra time requires child care of my child to get something done. But the change has to come. My daughter & I cannot operate our health or lives with me in a regular teaching position.

I am interested in a remote job. I'm a single parent that teaches in the public school, & I do not have enough hours in the day with a 4 yr old. My daughter & I are constantly sick. I've taught for 28 yrs and think it's time for change.

Nice presentation

So happy to have found this video, just signed up for the course!

I'm a former special education preschool teacher looking into the ID field. Is being a trainer the next step?

Current teacher. What is the best way to get into ID in under a year? I would like to get a job this Summer.

Thank you so much for the work you do! Your channel is a gem!!!

Thanks ladies for sharing! I am also teacher who is looking for new way for herself.It helped me to understand ID job better; really :)

Awesome It's new thing for me. I also want to become an education consultant for stu who have interest to study in abroad . Thank u for this helping channels Stay blessed

Thank you for this video. ❤ I attended the Summit and it was quite inspirational and informative. All of your UA-cam videos are a great help to me. I didn't know that there are so many options for teachers outside of the K-12 environment. I am looking forward to taking your course in the future. Keep up the great work.

I am a middle school teacher, and it's boring and frustrating. Teaching in the K-12 environment is boring. I have to transition to an edtech role in order for me to remain in some aspect of education.

I am an English Language and Literature teacher, and I want to transition to Edtech. Personally, I find the traditional classroom setting to be boring. The pandemic actually caused me to want to stick around a little longer. I absolutely love teaching online, training adults, creating content and instructional videos. I want to transition into Edtech and adult education.

Wow, this is the first time I saw this interview with me. I hope everyone enjoyed this and yes there is going to be a Summit 2022. Thanks, Ali, for having me.

Very insightful thank you! I am looking to get into ID myself.

I have a final interview for this position in a couple days. I’m crossing fingers I get this 😭