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Previously on "School teachers are ******* useless"
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I must be regaining my grip... I'll just nip off to a permie meeting so I can start losing it again.
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Originally posted by expat View PostSane comment.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostTeaching is decent pay compared to the national average - end up with about £30K if you don't push for team-leader/management points. Not high compared to other professional careers though, although I guess £30K for a software developer ain't that bad outside the south-east, if you're still quite young.
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Originally posted by Recruitment Agent View PostNo money in teaching you have to work at 8am to 7pm with little to spend other things other than the essentials.
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The Daily Mash has a view on this here. A few choice snippets:
Thousands of schools remained shut despite improving weather conditions, leaving millions of parents standing in the freezing cold at the top of a slight incline, wishing they were dead.
...much better then being stabbed in the bollock with a compass by some 12 year-old tulip.
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Originally posted by Unicorn View PostGet your wife to take the afternoon Home Economics class (or Domestic Engineering or whatever it is called).
She can get the kids to make different courses, put them in containers, and you'll get dinner earlier.
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Originally posted by Recruitment Agent View PostI dont get my dinner till 8pm and that is crap
She can get the kids to make different courses, put them in containers, and you'll get dinner earlier.
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Originally posted by expat View PostThere it is from the horse's mouth: no dinner till 8 Not that I usually believe anything an agent says
But as I always endear myself to permies by saying about contracting, if you think it's so good why aren't you doing it?
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Originally posted by Recruitment Agent View PostIm ok im working the European market where the pay rates are not affected by the CC im a traditional husband I bring home the money she cooks and cleans
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaybe you should cook for her since you have so little to do right now?
That's our arrangement... if one of us is not working they become house-wife/husband, otherwise we roughly split it depending on how busy we both are (although I admit I am not great keeping my end of the bargain)
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I couldn't teach a bunch of little bastards, I know that much already.
And fwiw, I blame the Health and Safety Nazis for closing the schools. And I agree that it was probably good for the kids to have a day off in the snow. I know my 3 had a whale of a time playing out with their friends and with their mum.
So I'm not moaning...
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Originally posted by Recruitment Agent View PostMy Wife is a teacher she does enjoy the 12 weeks off a year and works the 8 till 3.30 but it doesnt stop there she has to come home and do planning and other crap labour Education Education Education forms she has to fill out to satisfy the in touch government. I dont get my dinner till 8pm and that is crap
But as I always endear myself to permies by saying about contracting, if you think it's so good why aren't you doing it?
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Originally posted by Recruitment Agent View PostMy Wife is a teacher she does enjoy the 12 weeks off a year and works the 8 till 3.30 but it doesnt stop there she has to come home and do planning and other crap labour Education Education Education forms she has to fill out to satisfy the in touch government. I dont get my dinner till 8pm and that is crap
That's our arrangement... if one of us is not working they become house-wife/husband, otherwise we roughly split it depending on how busy we both are (although I admit I am not great keeping my end of the bargain)
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI have to work. They should have to work.
Teachers are notoriously work shy. Six weeks off in the summer, hours of 8.30-3.00, apples everyday and presents from the kids every end of term.
GET OUT OF BED YOU WORK SHY LAYABOUTS!
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostFunny how people just read the headline...
I had interactions with social services at one time, when they intervened in my wife's brother's family, as he was beating on his kids. I found them to be caring people, trying to do a good job in difficult circumstances. But generally not very bright, not good at doing things properly, and not much initiative. I'd imagine that it's hard to attract high quality staff when their so much stigma attached and the wages are so lousy.
It's the SS system that stinks - not the workers themselves.
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