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Thinking about teaching?

Honest, practical answers for corporate and tech professionals who want to understand the career before deciding to pursue it.

We know both sides.

I spent 15 years in the classroom before moving to corporate. My husband has spent more than 20 years teaching and is still in the classroom today. Considering Teaching grew out of conversations we've had about both worlds and the questions we hear from people wondering if teaching is right for them.

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Laptop, and notebook on a desk as a professional considers whether to leave corporate for teaching
Professional observing a classroom while considering whether teaching might be a good career fit
Professional observing a classroom while considering whether teaching might be a good career fit
Professional comparing life in a corporate technology job with life in the classroom
Professional comparing life in a corporate technology job with life in the classroom
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Questions worth asking

Are you drawn to teaching or just ready to leave corporate?

Before you change careers, figure out which problem you're actually trying to solve.

I Think I Want to Become a Teacher. How Do I Know If I’d Like It?

Ways to explore the work before committing to a career change.

What Is Teaching Actually Like When You’ve Spent Your Career in Corporate?

The parts that may feel better, the parts that may feel worse, and the things that are simply different.

Demystifying the Teaching Career

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Our next live session is planned for early 2027. Stay tuned for details!

Thinking about teaching? Spend 90 minutes with people who know the profession. We'll talk about what teaching is like, how schools and grade levels differ, what the job gives you and what it asks of you, and answer the questions you're still trying to figure out.