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	What jobs would be beneficial for my future as an educational administrator? I'm interested in pursuing a degree in education, I'd like to work as an "Educational Administrator". While I'm getting my degree though, what kind of jobs should I apply for. What are some jobs that will give me good experience to later fulfill an educational administrator job? Where else can I get further information about this? 2 answers - Asked By: Sofie - 5/27/2008

	Is it difficult to gain a school principal or administrator position? If someone is interested in teaching for several years (5-10) but ultimately would like to work as an administrator, is job competition fierce? Do most teachers prefer the classroom or is it expected that many people will apply for a position if/when one opens? 2 answers - Asked By: Curiouser and curiouser - 10/13/2009

	Are there any jobs / careers that give flexible schedules, time off or good perks? I understand that being a flight attendant gets free travel, teachers get summers off, and education administrators get free tuition for themselves and families, but are there any other careers that give incentives that only a lot of money could buy. 2 answers - Asked By: Ashley - 4/15/2010

	How satisfied are you with your job? I saw a poll about job satisfaction: "Top 10 most satisfying jobs: Clergy: 87?Firefighters: 80?Physical therapists: 78?Authors: 74?Special education teachers: 70?Teachers: 69?Education administrators: 68?Painters and sculptors: 67?Psychologists: 67?Security and financial services salespersons: 65?Operating engineers: 64?Office supervisors: 61? http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_9976.aspx Surprised? Unsurprised? Think something is missing? 4 answers - Asked By: M C - 7/4/2007

	How do you get a job in character design? I am helping my husband get a job in Austin, Texas. He has a background in computers and art. He is interested in working in the video game industry. Most of the sites seem to send in an electronic application. I'm wondering if there is a better way. I'm in education and had to do a lot of "off the rules" tactics in my job search (one walk in got me the administrator's job) Any hints would help. 1 answer - Asked By: newwave74 - 5/9/2010

	Who has majored in religious studies and found work? (without going to grad school) I am looking into teaching ESL abroad. Maybe working in education as an administrator or something after. My current major is linguistics but since I'm a native speaker idk how much it would help finding work anyway- demand for teachers is already high and the major seems better suited for a speech therapist than someone who wants to learn a lot of languages. 1 answer - Asked By: GIANT - 10/30/2012

	What education is required to become an elementary school teacher? I am doing a report on my career of choice, a second grade teacher. I am having a bit of difficulty finding a website or even a straight out answer to my question "What education is required to become an elementary school teacher?" Citations would be appreciated. 4 answers - Asked By: ♥ - 4/10/2007

	What Jobs are available to a graduate with a Political Science Degree? Hi guys I'm going onto University soon (hopefully!) I have a passion for politics and was wondering what Jobs can one get if they have a political science degree? List of potential institutions and potential salary would be fantastic. As always I will give 10 points to the best answer. Thanks in advance :) 5 answers - Asked By: comicfreak111 - 3/3/2012

	What are the educational requirements for director of special education? I am working on a master's degree in special education and I am considering working my way up to director of special education. I have seen that some options may be a master's degree in educational administration or principal certificate. Just wondering what my best bet would be. 3 answers - Asked By: Kimy - 8/5/2011

	What kind of job can you get with a Communication degree with a concentration in Business? My husband is a pastor and has two degrees..one in Religion and the other in Communication. He's changing jobs for a while and going to grad school. What can he do with those? 1 answer - Asked By: hotmomma82382 - 9/15/2007

	What are great paying jobs for little college education? I will be going to college soon and i don't know what i want to do. I want a great paying job for at least a bachelors or masters degree. Can any one please help me? 1 answer - Asked By: college - 3/28/2009

	What kind of jobs can someone with a Masters in Public Health get? I am going back to school and am thinking of getting a Masters in Public Health. I am just not sure what all the kinds of jobs there are out there for people with that kind of degree. Thanks. 2 answers - Asked By: Prof. Dave - 7/1/2008

	How can my wife find an elementary teaching job in the Dallas area? We are relocating to the the Dallas area, more specifically McKinney. My wife has applied at over 20 districts in and around Dallas in hopes of getting interviewed for a job. Unfortunately we are now close to July and she has received no phone calls. She has been attempting to visit schools and talk to principles but has not received a lot of attention from the schools. Is she doing something wrong or are we doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated. My wife is a terrific person as well as caring teacher and has great recommendations from her previous school. 5 answers - Asked By: jetflo19 - 6/26/2009

	What are some job options for a retired high school teacher/administrator? I have over 33 years experience in secondary education/administration. I am looking for a full time or part time position which I stay in and find rewarding. At 64 years old, I am not sure what is out there for me? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. 2 answers - Asked By: cajun4talk2u - 6/8/2009

	What is the best Master's program for higher education? I'm entering my senior year and I want to go into higher education. I like Student Affairs but I don't want to limit myself to that one area. I'm looking for a degree that I can use in multiple areas so that if I don't like one area, I can do well in another. Does anyone have any program suggestions? 3 answers - Asked By: Alex - 6/8/2010

	What are one of the best jobs if I want to just program all day? What is the name of a job that all I do is program all day? And what are all the salaries for it/them? By the way I'm 14 so I'm just trying to look ahead and any tips would be greatly appreciated! 2 answers - Asked By: Sammy - 11/28/2012

	Can I be a director at a daycare with a bachelors degree in elementary education? My family wishes to eventually open a daycare...my sister is going into business so she would take care of that part but since I was going into education anyway, I would be in charge of that aspect. What degree would I need to become a director of a daycare? I would like it if I could major in elementary education instead of early childhood because if the daycare thing doesn't work out at least an elementary education degree has more teaching grade options than early childhood. 1 answer - Asked By: saifuddin i - 3/1/2011

	What kind of jobs can you get with a Philosophy degree? My brother just graduated in June and is currently waiting tables. What sort of job employers would be looking to hire him? 4 answers - Asked By: C Deezy McCain - 9/5/2007

	What jobs are related to speech media communications? What job fields are there or are there any helpfull websites? 2 answers - Asked By: ivan2000arteaga - 1/8/2007

	What is the best way to break into a career as a Network Administrator? I am looking for a career change into an IT field. I have a Bachelors in Finance, and have a beginner/intermediate level of knowledge in computers. I have been researching several different fields over the past several weeks and Network Admin has caught my attention. It also seems that certifications will open opportunities for job prospects. Another 4 year degree is out of the question. So, what paths would you IT professionals recommend? Would you entertain an Associates Degree and then move towards becoming certified in A+, CCNA, etc? Another option that is less expensive and would be a faster transition that I have come across is Ed2Go that offers a series of classes that prepares the student to take different certification exams. Obviously, the most important factor is to understand and be able to solve the issues in a job environment, as well as being qualified and marketable to re-enter the job market at an entry-mid level position. Any advice will be appreciated. I would also be interested to here about any specific certifications that are projected to be in higher demand that someone at my level would be able to attain within 2 years. Thanks! 2 answers - Asked By: Brandon - 1/25/2013

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30%

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