Almost finished with my BA. So, I got a CSP offer for the JD, but people have been telling me that law is too saturated and it's better to just do teaching instead for stability. Am I crazy to throw away the JD opportunity for a masters in teaching...? I'm not particularly passionate about those two options, it's just something that will lead me to a job.
Hi everyone. I'm a bachelor of arts domestic student from another Aussie uni about to graduate, and I'm sort of torn about which path I should take after this. I thought I was certain about applying to master of teaching, but then I'm starting to consider master of international relations as well. I'm just worried about career prospects if I do end up applying to M. IR. The job I'm aiming for would be at the DFAT, and I'm also fluent in Indonesian. I don't know if that would be a plus or not.
Or should I stick with my original plan, which is teaching? People say teaching is a stable job and there's a large demand right now, but the rate at which teachers are quitting worries me even though I like teaching.
Hi, I have received a conditional offer to a masters program, and the only requirements are my final transcript and evidence of completion. I'm a bit confused because the offer letter made it sound like I could accept the conditional offer before fulfilling the conditions? Do I just click accept on the website without needing to upload anything yet?
Hi,
I'm a final year undergrad might go straight into M. Teach after I graduate. However, I'm not sure which age group to teach. There's a bit of anxiety when it comes to my height. I'm female and only 145 cm (ish). I think secondary would be too much for me and too difficult to earn their respect, although I'd really love teaching my subjects. Right now, I'm leaning more into primary/early childhood or a qualification for both. But really, sometimes people look at me and think I'm 12 years old. My baby face doesn't help.
Are there any teachers here that found it hard to get their respect and face problem when teaching because of their height? I'm not even sure yet if teaching is for me, so I'd appreciate some thoughts and advice on this. Thanks!