I want to work with children in a school, apart from teaching what else could i do?

Question

I want to work with children in a school, apart from teaching what else could i do?

Answer 1

teaching assistant

Answer 2

Child Care

Social Work

After School Care

Summer Camp

Tutoring

Babysitter

Foster Parent

Answer 3

daycare teacher  = a) checking the students' homework

                             b) taking care them whole time til their parents

                                 come n pick them back

teacher assistant = a) preparing paper works for the children

                              b) analysing the children' study development

                              c) instructing the teachers

nanny/babysitter = a) taking care children's meal, bathe, "p**p" n mur

tutor = a) teaching the children

Answer 4

I know this is a question and answer format, but I would ask you why you don't want to teach. There are many good examples listed here. My mother retired as a school social worker after 30 years. My family is full of teachers. Several left teaching to get into other careers and wished they had stayed.

I have been a teacher for 7 years now and I can't see ever doing anything else. It is the most rewarding thing I have done in my life. There is a lot of college involved, but college is a lot of fun too. If you put forth the effort to get fully licensed, you will make more money, your job will be more stable, and you will get a lot more respect.

That isn't to undermine the importance of all the support staff and aids. It is just a fact of life that they would probably agree with.

Good luck!

Answer 5

Non teaching:  school psychologist, adjustment counselor, administrative roles (office manager, admissions coordinator), school resource officer (usually through the city police department),

There are some teaching jobs that are small group: reading specialist and speech therapy.

For more ideas and more information check out the web site I posted below.

Good luck!

Answer 6

There is alot of woman who are teachers aids.

You prepare stuff for the kids and help them

you just dont teach.

Answer 7

Teaching assistant

Administrative work in the school office

Escort with transport services provided by the Local Authority

There are a whole host of services that the Education Authority provides that work with children in schools:

Educational Psychologist

Teams that specialise in Behaviour and Autism

The Health Authority also provides services to schools:

Speech & Language Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Physiotherapy

Social Workers

Answer 8

dinner lady