Would you recommend me to become a teacher?

Moin,

I’ve been a long teacher and for me it’s a dream job. However, I am also lucky to be able to teach at a good school (netteenth college, a boss who does not overly rumour, nice pupils and parents, for which books and education are not unknown terms).

More important for you, however, is that you should do it when you feel called to it. I already knew at the age of ten that I wanted to become a teacher (and there had never changed anything – with a little critique in the middle of studying).

Whether I would advise you to do so, it also depends a bit on what type of school it suits you (primary school or secondary school; if the latter, then gymnasium or other types of school…?!).
And of course it doesn’t come to the end of the fan combination you want to teach at the end. The worst thing about my job is the corrections. In my subjects (biology, chemistry, Nawi, NWP and chess), the corrective effort (although I am already annoyed, especially in peak times). But my language colleagues pamper (rightly) enormously. Two of the biggest disadvantages of my profession are the conferences.

But this is more than compensated by the advantages. I find it best that I often experience how children become young adults who then develop into critical people whose attitudes and opinions – ideally – have been a bit involved. And vice versa, the young people keep me young and promote my tolerance.

In this respect, my advice is that if you feel called, do it absolutely. You will then overcome all difficulties or professionally annoying things. Always think about the philosophical wisdom: Whoever does something, which gives him joy, will not work a single day in his life!

LG from the Waterkant