Thank you so much for taking your time to answer all my questions in details. 👍👍
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Good luck!
What I can add to the thread is that, your ' workload' will get severely diminished as you accumulate more teaching experience.
Say you teach 12 hours a week - for the first time you are teaching a course, it may take you 4-5 hours to prepare 1 hour of lecture content. That prep time might become 1 hour per 1 hour of content, and eventually 5 minutes as you have been teaching the same course for a few times already. Depending on the course, you may want to update the content or improve them as you get better as a lecturer. Same thing with student consulting, admin, management tasks, and whatever you get to do. You will learn how to deal with them much more effectively. Thus, your work-life balance will improve. There are quite a few mid-career switchers I know. So you aren't going to be that unique. I would go as far as saying that lecturers with substantial industry experience will have a great chance of landing the desired job and excel. |
Fresh grad here unable to find jobs. I thought being a teacher might be better. What is the typical salary for SIM fresh grad?
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