Kilian-editing text for websites excercise 4, example 2

2. Those Who Can, Do. Those Who Can Do Really Well, Teach!

If you’re going on to post-secondary education or a vocational/trades program next September, expect your teachers to be older than your parents. You have a fantastic opportunity ahead of you.

Forty years ago, schools were caught in the baby boom and were desperate to find teachers. The generation found schools were always hiring.

Teachers hired then are retiring now. There's no baby boom, but we do have an economy that needs lots of educated workers.

A recent survey predicts s we’ll need 40,000 new workers in the natural/applied sciences. 90,000 jobs will be waiting for people in trades, transportation, and equipment operation. Sales and service will need 180,000 new workers. So your timing couldn’t be better.

With so many jobs, you might as well pick a field you really enjoy. No matter what you choose, some employer will be out there waiting to pay you to have fun.

With employers fighting to hire the next generation, demand will be high. Colleges, universities, and vocational schools will be fighting too — to find qualified teachers.

If you really love your job and showing people how to do it, you could have fun as a teacher. You can even teach part time, staying in touch with the workplace. Teacher-training programs will be delighted. You’ll be training people who may be working alongside you soon.

So pay attention to those teachers in your courses next year. You may be stepping into their jobs before you know it

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fog index-9.5 from 7.7*

however, the exercise is now at school year 5