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07 Sep 2011, 2:36 pm

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School's conduct strict demo session, Q & A sessions and they select only the cream of the teachers
well im not at all confident, outgoing or talented to be in the criteria of being a teacher in aided school

Be confident, you are perhaps talented but not able to show that talent. Government jobs are best for aspies for the security they have.

i have changed 20 jobs in 5 years span...my resume sucks which govt will entertain me

At least you have not been unemployed. Govt. wants BEd. degree, and take test and interview(I am not sure about it). Surely you can do well in tests.
Check this link regarding teachers recruitment through test. http://www.digitallearning.in/news/news ... wsid=18098
See, in the future I believe that most govt. recruitment for the job of teachers will at least be through tests and may be interview also. Aspies can do at least their best in the test. If you have UGC/CSIR fellowship for lectureship and a MSc/MA degree you can also apply for colleges, however, they generally prefer PhDs.
Schools would be your, and most aspies', would be best bet. I always say that most aspies should become teachers whether in schools, colleges or universities.



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07 Sep 2011, 2:41 pm

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I was sacked around 3 years back from my computer teaching job
and last 3 years i spend time understanding myself, world, people, my childhood everything else.

After 3 years of homework now i have tried searching for job
after myself rejecting some job offers because of long work hours, less pay etc.
finally i found a English Speaking teaching job with a NGO its a part time job 6 days a week

Exactly the same with me. I left an institute where I was enrolled for PhD about 3 years back. Half of my time was spent in understanding what went wrong (what you have described by "myself, world and people") and now I am applying for PhD. However, I also wasted a lot of time during the course of learning both the academic subjects and the social world.



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08 Sep 2011, 4:39 am

i think its important to wait and look around and think for a while when things are not going right in our life....and this 3 years were very important understanding period for me to understand myself and maybe it was for you also.

anyways im not B.ed i have just done my montessory course which doesnt have miuch value



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08 Sep 2011, 7:57 am

namaste wrote:
i think its important to wait and look around and think for a while when things are not going right in our life....and this 3 years were very important understanding period for me to understand myself and maybe it was for you also.

anyways im not B.ed i have just done my montessory course which doesnt have miuch value

But I think if I had all those knowledge already available with me then it would have been easy. Aspies do not have to make self discovery independently so we should disseminate our knowledge so that other aspies do not make those mistakes and those who do understand what went wrong quickly.