Transferable skills guide for teachers
You already have the transferable skills employers are looking for, this guide will help you prove it!
Loved by teachers - 100% rated 5 stars
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As a result of this guide, I was successful in securing a job outside of education as a manager at the Department for Work and Pensions.
Lewiss, Carlisle
What you’ll receive:
- 1x digital PDF (44 pages)
- Instant download after purchase
Do you feel like you don't have the skills to start a new career?
Thinking about leaving teaching but not sure if your skills will translate? This 44 page practical guide will teach you how to identify your most valuable skills, translate them into corporate language, and finally feel confident applying for roles beyond the classroom, without needing any more qualifications.
An easy-to-follow guide designed for you to get started with your career change now without feeling like you’re starting from scratch again.
Inside this guide:
What transferable skills really are (and why you have more than you think!)
Over 120 transferable skills that teachers have and a simple process to identify your unique skills
How to translate your skills into a language that employers understand
Over 360 real-life examples of where you are already using corporate skills within your current role
Perfect for:
- Teachers considering changing careers
- Teachers ready to start applying for jobs outside of the classroom
- Teachers who have been applying for corporate jobs but without success
What you’ll receive:
- 1x digital PDF (44 pages)
- Instant download after purchase
What teachers say about the transferable skills guide
Using the guide really made me see how wide and varied my skills are. It wasn’t until I stood back and took stock of everything I do, and have done throughout my career, that I realised just how many transferable skills I have.
The guide helped me recognise how those skills can be clearly articulated and confidently applied in roles beyond teaching, and as a result I was successful in securing a job outside of education as a manager at the Department for Work and Pensions.
Lewiss, Carlisle
A very guide good. Definitely opened my eyes to what skills we actually have as teachers.
Asif, Leeds
My story
I reached burnout in 2015 after years of weekends and school holidays spent on school trips, no breaks, and zero life outside work. I remember sitting in my classroom after the first CPD day of the year, listening to a “motivational” talk about results, and just bursting into tears.
I couldn’t do it anymore.
So I did the sensible thing (heavy sarcasm coming) and booked a one-way ticket to Australia.
I nannied. I worked in a wildlife park. I panicked.
And six months later… I was back in the classroom. Still exhausted, still overwhelmed, still stressed.
It took me two years to figure out how to leave teaching properly, without a pay cut, and into a job that respected me, inspired me, and gave me lunch breaks, actual annual leave and my life back. My whole body relaxed. I could breathe again.
There is nothing special about me.
If I can make this change, so can you.
And this skills guide is the first step I wish I’d had back then.
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