u/AggravatingMind8333

Marked as spoiler because of storywalking.

What if future Julie goes back in time and pushes Thomas off the changing table?? Tabitha said she took her eyes off him for a second, and he “just rolled off” (indirect quote, but you catch my drift). What if Julie NEEDS Thomas to die for Tabitha to come to town & save the children? OR OR OR a future version of Julie travelled back in time & caused Thomas’s death, thinking it would cause her parents to drift apart & her Father to never end up in Fromville to be murdered by MIY?

The version of Thomas that Tabitha & the Matthews’ knew died that night.
The Boy in White is the Thomas that lived.
Julie created a paradox or universal wormhole of some kind from trying again and again and again to save Jim.
But The Matthews’ Family are always destined, generationally & ancestrally, to end up in Fromville & repeat their cycles.
Julie truly can’t change anything that’s predestined.

I have recently achieved my 120-hour certification from The TEFL Institute and I am deciding on my next steps. My spouse is Turkish and living in Türkiye, and I intend to move to Türkiye later this year.

At the moment, I am looking for both remote job opportunities and in-person TEFL teaching opportunities locally and in Türkiye. However, I am worried my lack of teaching experience will consistently affect my chances in receiving employment. This is affecting my overall confidence when submitting applications. I would also love to be able to present myself as the best version of myself in my first teaching role, which I know is a daunting pressure I am placing on myself.

All of this is to say, I have a few questions about my future:

1. Do you recommend I continue to apply for online positions? And if so, would I be wasting my time applying for positions which prefer experienced teachers?
2. Do you have any additional course suggestions which could improve my teaching skills in the meantime, and increase my employability?
3. Do you have any advice for shaking those pre-teaching nerves, especially for a brand-new teacher like myself?