I am a 2020 and 2021 Baylor grad. I've been coaching and teaching since I've graduated.

I'm ready to start exploring opportunities outside of education and I am looking for a job in the DFW area. I have taught social studies and business classes in the schools that I've been in.

I also run my own business on the side that puts on conferences for Football Coaches, it does good, but does not make ends meet.

This fall I helped a guy campaign for governor and wrote his policy for education. Also have a lot of experience with special needs individuals.

I'll be looking for something where I can work with people, and serve them. I've been told I would be good in roles like sales, corporate recruiting, and corporate training.

Skills include proficiency with Google and Microsoft suite, public speaking, conflict, resolution, and program implementation.

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance!

bubear20 said:

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I am a 2020 and 2021 Baylor grad. I've been coaching and teaching since I've graduated.

I'm ready to start exploring opportunities outside of education and I am looking for a job in the DFW area. I have taught social studies and business classes in the schools that I've been in.

I also run my own business on the side that puts on conferences for Football Coaches, it does good, but does not make ends meet.

This fall I helped a guy campaign for governor and wrote his policy for education. Also have a lot of experience with special needs individuals.

I'll be looking for something where I can work with people, and serve them. I've been told I would be good in roles like sales, corporate recruiting, and corporate training.

Skills include proficiency with Google and Microsoft suite, public speaking, conflict, resolution, and program implementation.

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance!

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Just sent you a message...

Consider keeping your certificate active. I'm in higher education now, so I don't need it, but I still keep it active. It's cheaper to renew it than start the certification process all over again if you decide to go back. Plus, when you retire and if you want to sub one or two days a week instead of sit on a couch, subs that hold a teaching license make more than subs who don't.

most certainly a queer world in the job / career market dese days............

- el UF

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