A Teacher's Job is Recession Proof!

For people who are worried about the recessionrecession, more government policy. So it doesn't
and the possible impact it may have on their jobsmatter how the economy is performing, your job
and careers, there is one profession that may notwill still be safe.
readily stand out as being 'recession proof' butSalaries for teachers are also not linked to
which definitely is, and that is teaching!company shares or how successful the school is,
Teaching is one profession that is always required,so again, there are salary increases, usually
with children always needing to be educated,annually, that are not linked to the recession.
which means teachers very seldom lose theirSo if you are considering a career that is
jobs through recession.relatively safe from the vagaries of the recession,
Most teachers who leave the profession do so onthat can offer a pretty good salary, with lots of
the grounds of ill health, because they fancy apaid holidays every year and you enjoy the
change or because their personal circumstanceschallenge of working with children then consider
change. Some may also be dismissed for someteaching as a career. Very few jobs are actually
kind of misconduct, which is actually quite rare,recession proof and yet teaching is a really safe
but it is rarer still for a teacher to be madeand secure career to go into. There is also the
redundant. Which is exceptionally good news forprospect of a very good pension available at the
teachers!end of your career! Obviously it requires
Schools do sometimes amalgamate, resulting ineducational qualifications and a teaching
some teachers losing their jobs, but often theyqualification, but armed with those, the world can
can be accommodated in the new school and thelook very secure indeed!
amalgamation is not usually the result of