11-17-2017, 04:58 PM
I think there are plenty of teachers who still love it after 20 years. That's a good question though.
Business degrees lead to good paying management jobs for people who have the right personality and enjoy the job. If you wanted to get some IT certification or experience, then you could do IT management.
For long term security, it seems like management or IT are the best routes (or certain jobs in healthcare, but some of them don't have enough jobs anymore). But I think you should do what you love, if you have some backup plans. Like after many years of teaching, maybe you get another degree and go into school administration.
I think there are always options later on, especially if you work PT on a Masters degree over the years, or at least some IT certification or a grad certificate.
Business degrees lead to good paying management jobs for people who have the right personality and enjoy the job. If you wanted to get some IT certification or experience, then you could do IT management.
For long term security, it seems like management or IT are the best routes (or certain jobs in healthcare, but some of them don't have enough jobs anymore). But I think you should do what you love, if you have some backup plans. Like after many years of teaching, maybe you get another degree and go into school administration.
I think there are always options later on, especially if you work PT on a Masters degree over the years, or at least some IT certification or a grad certificate.
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