teaching, marketing or law???

Question

hi... need some advice with a decision.

worked 2 years in pr and wanted to stay in marketing....so picked up masters programme in marketing with e-commerce. but always said i would do law later in life once i'd gotten the corporate experience.
now i find myself in teaching (foreign languages...first degree languages and business) . although i have developed an understanding for the children...and liking for long holiday...i do not want to stay for financial reasons...teaching does not pay that well...fact!
so i'm considering returning to school once my masters is over in december to pursue the law i was going to do later in life...esp if no jobs turn up in marketing/communications...

want to make this decision before it is too late in life...dont want to waste time doing something i dont want to do....and perhaps regretting one that i didnt.

any advice???

Answer 1

I worked in corporate America for 4 years before going back to school to be a teacher. I don't get paid as well in money, but the job makes up for it in so many other ways. When you have a student who made you feel like pulling your hair out comes back to you a year later and thanks you..there is no amount of money that can replace that! I would say stick with teaching and collect as many degrees as possible. (The more you have the more you make) In the long run you will have touched more lives in 1 year than an entire career in the "career world"

P.S. You can always supplement you teaching job with tutoring. I get paid very well for private tutoring. Short hours and students who really need the help. A win-win situation!

Answer 2

That is too long of a question and alot of people don't feel like answering that.(just playing) lol.

Answer 3

engineering