Cream Gravy?
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Tried, and failed, was my original plan. Here, history majors don't get history teaching jobs, history teachers can have any degree, as long as they know a sport to coach and have a certification from a good school or have an in through nepotism. My certification is an alternative type that's frowned upon, and I never played a sport in my life aside from downhill snow-skiing (hardly applicable lol) so despite my extremely better qualifications over others who have been hired in my stead, I have only been to one interview, despite 100 applications and a dozen job fairs for teaching I've attended.history majors usually become teachers here, can't you do that?
Even the most ghetto district in my area hasn't called me back ever (despite dozens of openings a year), and I put in all the effort I'm capable of for that one, writing them letters to express my ties to the city and my commitment to educating the youth about our history. And... nothing. Not even an interview. So I can either give up on teaching or I can go back to school and acquire 20k in debt to get a 'good' certification that will take about two years to earn.
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