You might be showing up every day, doing your best, and still thinking: “I don’t love this anymore. Is it ever going to get better?” Maybe you're not ready (or able) to change careers just yet. Maybe you're waiting for the right moment, or you're simply exhausted and can’t face the idea of another big change right now. Even if teaching isn’t what it once was for you, there are ways to feel better without quitting (yet). Here are some small but powerful shifts that can help.

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Explore the functions and benefits of LinkedIn for teachers changing careers and provide valuable tips on how set up an effective profile.

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Many teachers 50+ are concerned about making a career change after 50 because they will be disadvantaged by their age. Is this a concern?

Do some groundwork BEFORE you start applying for jobs. Get really clear on who you are, what you want and what you can offer your new career

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