Re: OT -any job thoughts for a teacher???

[Guest guest]

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My neighbor has a teaching degree and wanted to stay home with her kids.  She

tutors kids in her home after school every day from 3-5.  She charges $25 hour

and her schedule is full.  She tutors my son and does a wonderful job.  Just a

thought.

 

Beth

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From: " redfeather03@... " <redfeather03@...>

p2p-co ; ; fgsyndrome

Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2008 3:03:06 PM

Subject: OT -any job thoughts for a teacher???

Hi all,

I haven't posted on here for a while but I thought I would give this a shot.? I

have a teaching degree and a background in special education (early childhood

but I have worked with all age groups birth through 21.)? I have never had

trouble finding work and I am in a wonderful job that I love right now,? but I

am in a position now where we cannot afford the afterschool care for our 4

kids.? 3 of our 4 kids have special needs of different sorts, and because I

often have to take off work to take them to Dr. and specialist appts., I feel

like I should be the one to have either a more flexible job or a nighttime job.?

My husband is an electrician but cannot find anything at night or with part time

hours from about 6 or 7 am until 2 (my kids get out of school at 2:10 so it's a

very strange schedule.)?? does ANYONE know of places that either my husband or I

might look for a decent paying job either during the hours of 5, 6, or 7 am

until 2 pm, or a night job??

It's hard with a teaching degree - most people aren't needing teachers at

night!? Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

Have you thought about tutoring? We have a family friend who would tutor

after school at her home. I had her work with my youngest. I am not sure

of what a good rate would be for an hour nowadays, but I have seen some

listings on Craig's list from people looking for tutors. Also, what

about some sort of child care for swing shift workers?

I saw an ad in our local community college's catalog, looking for part

time instructors. Surely those types of courses could be at night. As

for your hubby, I know lots of guys in the trades who do side work

around here, but I am not sure if your hubby is union and if they frown

on that. Some guys have to work around the union stuff, I know.

Hope this helps, good luck! Michele ( 21, spondy)

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Behalf Of redfeather03@...

Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2008 3:03 PM

p2p-co ; ;

fgsyndrome

Subject: OT -any job thoughts for a teacher???

Hi all,

I haven't posted on here for a while but I thought I would give this a

shot.? I have a teaching degree and a background in special education

(early childhood but I have worked with all age groups birth through

21.)? I have never had trouble finding work and I am in a wonderful job

that I love right now,? but I am in a position now where we cannot

afford the afterschool care for our 4 kids.? 3 of our 4 kids have

special needs of different sorts, and because I often have to take off

work to take them to Dr. and specialist appts., I feel like I should be

the one to have either a more flexible job or a nighttime job.? My

husband is an electrician but cannot find anything at night or with part

time hours from about 6 or 7 am until 2 (my kids get out of school at

2:10 so it's a very strange schedule.)?? does ANYONE know of places that

either my husband or I might look for a decent paying job either during

the hours of 5, 6, or 7 am until 2 pm, or a night job?? It's hard with a

teaching degree - most people aren't needing teachers at night!? Thanks

so much!

[Guest guest]

,

If you didn't want to tutor in your home there are a lot of learning centers to

help children who aren't achieving academically - I have heard a lot of ads

around, like the Huntingtown Center locally. And the Sylvan Learning Center.

Also - some business type schools and schools that provide adult education

certificate training hire teachers - since they have a set curiculum to follow

they may just look for dynamic teachers with experience.? Good Luck!

Val

Original Message-----

From: redfeather03@...

p2p-co ; ; fgsyndrome

Sent: Thu, 11 Dec 2008 4:03 pm

Subject: OT -any job thoughts for a teacher???

Hi all,

I haven't posted on here for a while but I thought I would give this a shot.? I

have a teaching degree and a background in special education (early childhood

but I have worked with all age groups birth through 21.)? I have never had

trouble finding work and I am in a wonderful job that I love right now,? but I

am in a position now where we cannot afford the afterschool care for our 4

kids.? 3 of our 4 kids have special needs of different sorts, and because I

often have to take off work to take them to Dr. and specialist appts., I feel

like I should be the one to have either a more flexible job or a nighttime job.?

My husband is an electrician but cannot find anything at night or with part time

hours from about 6 or 7 am until 2 (my kids get out of school at 2:10 so it's a

very strange schedule.)?? does ANYONE know of places that either my husband or I

might look for a decent paying job either during the hours of 5, 6, or 7 am

until 2 pm, or a night job?? It's hard with a teaching degree - most people

aren't needing teachers at night!? Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

I know that many homeschool parents would love to have a teacher

teach " speciality " classes in coop situations.

Also, What about night class at community college?

Audra

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> Hi all,

> I haven't posted on here for a while but I thought I would give

this a shot.? I have a teaching degree and a background in special

education (early childhood but I have worked with all age groups

birth through 21.)? I have never had trouble finding work and I am in

a wonderful job that I love right now,? but I am in a position now

where we cannot afford the afterschool care for our 4 kids.? 3 of our

4 kids have special needs of different sorts, and because I often

have to take off work to take them to Dr. and specialist appts., I

feel like I should be the one to have either a more flexible job or a

nighttime job.? My husband is an electrician but cannot find anything

at night or with part time hours from about 6 or 7 am until 2 (my

kids get out of school at 2:10 so it's a very strange schedule.)??

does ANYONE know of places that either my husband or I might look for

a decent paying job either during the hours of 5, 6, or 7 am until 2

pm, or a night job?? It's hard with a teaching degree - most people

aren't needing teachers at night!? Thanks so much!

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