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Topic:
Switching careers?
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Last Post:
Oct 14, 2000 9:46 PM
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Re: Switching careers?
Posted:
Sep 28, 2000 11:51 PM
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You are never too old to begin a new journey. I started teaching at an older age than yourself. I am one of the youngest teacher at the school where I am currently teaching. You will have no problems regarding age. Good Luck.
Matt Olson wrote:
> I am turning 30 yrs old this year and am going back to school to hopefully > finish a degree in Secondary Education (Math). Am I to old to be doing > this? I am trying to finish and be teaching by the time I turn 33. I live > in the Minneapolis area and my wife teaches Talented and Gifted students in > grades 1-6. I'm curious if anyone has started later in life (over 23 or 24 > yrs old) and what you found. I love teaching and am really looking forward > to hopefully accomplishing my goals. > > Thanks for any advice you can provide. > > Matt
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