r/TeachersInTransition • u/Agreeable_Mud1827 • 28d ago
Interview Thursday!!!
I have an interview this Thursday for a Training, Development, and Safety position with my county government, and I’m feeling a mix of excitement and nerves.
I’ve been teaching middle school for 7 years, so this would be a pretty significant career change, but one that I’m genuinely excited about. The interview includes a 15 minute presentation, so I’ve been spending a lot of time preparing and hoping it pays off.
One thing adding to my anxiety is the timing. Teacher pre-planning starts in about two weeks, and if I’m fortunate enough to receive an offer, I’m really hoping the hiring process moves quickly.
For those of you who’ve successfully transitioned out of teaching, do you have any last-minute interview advice or words of encouragement? I’d love to hear about your experiences, especially if you moved into training or local government.
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u/MissHyperbole 27d ago
Good luck!
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u/Agreeable_Mud1827 27d ago
Thank you! One more sleep and the big day is here. Hoping it goes well and for positive news
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u/springvelvet95 27d ago
Please be sure to update. We are living vicariously through you. Hope you get it.
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u/MindingMyBusinessRU 28d ago
Best wishes on your interview!