You do remember my post from a few days back, the cryptic one rambing on about needing positive vibes about some things that were up in the air? (You know, this one?)
Well, obviously all of the good thoughts paid off, because things are looking good.
A few nights ago, I was talking to Jason about how I wasn't feeling a hundred percent happy with the teaching situation here in London. The schools have been average, the attitudes have been average, and the experiences with dealing with the educational recruitment agencies have also been, you guessed it, average. It hasn't been unbearable, but it hasn't been fantastic either. And it certainly wasn't turning into something I want to do for the next two years whilst living here.
I happened to be skimming a random job website, when I came across a position that was being advertised for educational recruitment: working within a popular job agency which recruits and places primary school teachers. In a nutshell, I'd be having a complete role reversal. They called me back, and yesterday I had a first interview. This afternoon, I had a follow up interview. All in all? I'm still hopeful.
It's the start of a huge change - give me another day and I'll hopefully be able to share a little more information with you. This could be just what I'm looking for.
Friday 25 January 2008
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That sounds amazing! Good for you for trying something new, especially after all your average experiences so far. I hope it all works out!
Ooh, that sounds wonderful! As someone who's in a less-than-satisfying job situation and looking for that perfect job to become available, I am always happy to hear friends' success stories. Best of luck to you!
*fingers crossed* !!! :)
oooh good luck!
Hope it works out!
Everything crossed for you!
That'd be an interesting change indeed. And even if it turns out average too, 2 years is nothing in the long run. You are in Europe! So see as many places and experience as many different things as you can.
Plus the big bonus? You are not there alone. That'd have sucked even more. :)
Oh, how exciting! A complete role reversal just might do the trick :) Hope to be reading more good news soon!!
Oh my gosh, good luck. A million times, good luck!
Very cool! Good luck!
Good luck! And talk about serendipitous!
sounds like a great new opportunity! good luck alynda!
This is exciting! Good luck!
Jojo says YAY GOOD LUCK!
Sounds good! Good luck!!
GOOD LUCK!!! Job hunting is AWFUL!
You know what? I'm proud of you for not settling. If you're not completely happy, then change, just like you have done. Many people would be too scared to consider such a big change, but hey, you just moved to the other side of the world - you can't get much bigger than that!
Good luck with the interviews and here's hoping it all works out for you. :)
Career changes can be so refreshing and often are very much needed! Good luck, and happy hunting!
Oh dearest, I hope it works out for you!
Wow that's so exciting and great news.
Hope for the best for you!
Hope everything works out for you, just as you want it to.
breaking my lurking again... i just have to say i am still amazed at how brave you are for the move and the change and now this! good for you! :-) can't wait to hear how it goes!
I really hope it works out for you. Being happy in your job is a great feeling.
This is fantastic news! And I wish you the best of luck!
More mojo for you dear!
Thank goodness. You need something to brighten your day. I hope everything works out for you. Good Luck.
Very cool! I hope it works out! Fingers are still crossed!
yay! this is exciting news :D
Good luck! I hope you get it! :D
Definitely sounds hopefull - everything is crossed for you!
Congrats, that's exciting! I really hope you find something you enjoy and are happy doing. I am freaking out about finding a job come May (graduation) to make some $$ before starting a teaching job (hopefully) in September. Yep, that's a lot of interviews.
keeping my eyes crossed, just for you...
Well, Al, we who have ancestors from Pennsylvania also say "youse". ;-)
Yay! Wait, I'm seeing my comment from the Australia post here. Damn. Vodka.
Anyway, They soooo need you luv.
Ahhh... now I have the background information. Things make sense now!
Sounds like a great decision. It is NOT worth being miserable about your job for your entire time in London. Way to be proactive!
Good for you! Life is too short to be unhappy in your job!
And if it doesn't work out? You'll move on to something way better!
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