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How to Develop a Career as a Teacher

By Maria Bashi
Apr 29, 2019
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For many people, teaching is more than just a job role; it is a vocation that requires patience, organization and determination. Just like their students, teachers are always learning, and once you have qualified as a teacher, your development and learning doesn’t end there.

You may be new to the education industry, or have been a teacher for some time and want to know how you can take your teaching career to the next level. If this is the case, then you have come to the right place! Here are some tips on how to develop your career as a teacher.

Get Experience Outside of the Classroom

Being a teacher is about more than just what you can do in the classroom, so it is important that you get experience outside of the same four walls. To do this, you may consider spending more time with young people in their communities and getting to know more about them. By spending more time with them in their own environments, you can better understand their perspectives on society and tailor your learning methods to suit their interests.

Go Back to School Yourself

To advance your career as a teacher, you can develop your own education by studying another area of specialization. To initially become a teacher, you will already have a degree in education, but you could widen your opportunities by learning about the diverse learning needs that many students require.

For example, the Marian University Online Master of Education in Special Education program can allow you to make a huge difference to the lives of children with additional needs, while also developing your teaching career.

Learn from Colleagues

It is important that you utilize those around you when you are working within the education industry as you will be able to learn a lot of new skills from them. Your colleagues may have trained in an area of education that you are interested in, so you should talk to them about this to give yourself more of an idea of how to go about progressing in the field. Other teachers may also be able to put you in touch with courses and make recommendations to help your development.

Do Some Networking

It is important that you make yourself known within the industry, and a great way to go about doing this is to keep up to date with your networking. Find out if the institution you currently work at has any weekly or monthly meetings where you can get to know the other teachers that you are working with and learn about any teaching conferences that are available for you to attend.

Make Your Aspirations Known

If you are currently in a position within the education system and want to develop your career, then you should make sure that your aspirations are known to your superiors so that, if a promotion comes available, you are considered.

Following these tips offer you a great structure to enable you to grow and develop your teaching career.

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