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Hey all,

Well today i got a call from my uni that i graduated from last year... Calling to tell me that I had recieved a diploma of education placement. Meaning I'm one step away from starting something i want to do for work for more than a season - teaching...

Excited plus over here

Bennie

awesome stuff, congratulations dude

Congratulations....all the best for your future...Don't forget to teach people how good subarus are!!!!

congrats bennie

i wuldnt work as a teacher..but if u do then thats good.

subybrumby wrote:Don't forget to teach people how good subarus are!!!!

Don't worry, i'm already onto that

Thanks everyone who've already replied. Its a good feeling to have this opportunity and you're congrats.

Cheers

Bennie

What are you going to teach?

ChPLAT wrote:What are you going to teach?

Studying methods in Outdoor Ed (nature tourism major) and the other in media studies (electives in Photojournalism and also Multi-media).

Bennie

good stuff i cant wait till i work full time properly. but also am enjoying the uni life- just not the $ side of it

Mate thats awesome. You will have to come back to WA and teach me some stuff. Congrats.

Dave

Good to see some more male teachers. I'm studying Tech Ed (Manual Arts and design). Still got three more years to go sadly. But when I'm teaching full time it will be awesome. Not to mention steady income

Congratulations there on your edumakashun.

congrats Bennie. Good stuff!

alex

As has been said congrats (although do not head back WA to edumacate Subarino, thats just to had and not enough $$$. Although on a serious note WA is experiencing a teacher shortage if your interested).

Good on ya Bennie

Good teachers are gold - you always remember the good ones. These were the things I remembered about good teachers

Firm but fair
Consistant
Knew when to have a joke
Gave a crap about their students - even if some of them didn't seem to appreciate it
& had a "life" out of school - did or had done interesting things -

What are you looking forward to most about teaching?

Cheers

Reggae

Congrats, great to have another bloke on 'the force'! Great gig, great holidays, sometimes difficult to put up with menopausal women who know nothing but school:rolleyes:
All the best in what is a very rewarding career;)

nice one man. it is indeed a great feeling. i just graduated my bachelor of applied science in environmental sciene and ecology so i know all about that feeling.

SuBaRiNo wrote:Mate thats awesome. You will have to come back to WA and teach me some stuff.

No mate, you can teach me some stuff about wiring and how to make it work AND look good

BlackMale wrote: Although on a serious note WA is experiencing a teacher shortage if your interested.

Mmm... I'll keep that in mind too, I so love WA

Reg Brumbys wrote:What are you looking forward to most about teaching?

Dunno actually, never thought about it. One thing would be knowing that I won't have to fit a job around my main activity. And doing something that i'm recognised for (rather than casual work flipping burgers or seasonal work when i can fit it in)...

Thanks again everyone for you're positive responses!

Bennie

congrads with graduation. but straight on to teaching? If you have the opportunity to work in the field, you mentioned Photojournalism and also Multi-media......I find you gain far more experience and knowledge on the job.
In the end you would be a better teacher for it too.Something to think about anyway.