1) Print journalist?
2) High School Teacher (English & Sociology)?
3) Middle School Teacher (English)?
4) can you think of any other careers relating to those?(:
Thank you!
1) Print journalist?
2) High School Teacher (English & Sociology)?
3) Middle School Teacher (English)?
4) can you think of any other careers relating to those?(:
Thank you!
Teaching is in high demand, especially English in the US, Canada, and many other countries.
Print Journalism… not so much. Print media is slowly but steadily being replaced by web answers and many papers are really under pressure.
If you really like print journalism, you might consider trade magazines or similar local or national business publications. Thsoe tend to continue to have good circulations versus local or national news papers.
You can also check the Canadian Department of Labor statics or the US Department of Labor statistics for job category information. The US site is http://www.dol.gov
Hope that helps.
careers abroad are surely an exciting notion, but you have to be really vigilant of the law-related implications, if you don’t perform your research right, there can be nasty effects! The website in the box below has plenty of tips and tricks on careers abroad, my pal found it, now he is a barman in Tasmania!