i am doing a math project and my math teacher assigned me as highschool drop out and i have to find a job that will accept me. I am not a high school drop out im in middle school so college is not the answer i need a job.
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McDonald's is always hiring... maybe you might even one day make an assistant manager there!
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First, go to the principal(s) of your nearest schools, and ask if you can interview one of their special ed teachers. Bring your syllabus and/or assignment sheet, so that they know that yes, you are a college student, and so that they know what kind of interview you are asking for. If they approve and recommend someone, then you can ask them if they are willing to do it. It is usually better to ask the teacher for an appointment time. Although I doubt anyone will say "no," don't give up if that happens. Go to a different school and try again.
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I am also looking for a teaching job.  What I have done is look within the county or city schools websites.  Things are usually listed under Human Resources, or the place you would go on their website to find a position and apply for it.\n\nGood luck!
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Stay in school...remember...you don't want to wind up working at a fast food place for the rest of your life...\n\nI also am in 10th grade...i know its tough, but you'll get through it...try your best and ask for help when you don't understand- Just because you messed up (kinda?) in Fresh. year doesn't mean to give up...strive toward your goal...you never know what you can accomplish...\n\nI know its hard with the stress and peer pressure and the things going on at home, but I think basically to get everything together, take and hour or two to yourself and think about what you want to do and do you work.\n\nDon't be scared...you're not alone.
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Ask your local colleges about work, put a notice up at the local library and your local shops. \n\nI've been looking for a Maths teacher! I am a mature student and although I have 2 degrees maths is one of my weak points. I would like a crash course in maths 5 sessions sometime this month. If you are serious about teaching maths you could drop me an email.\n\nOJ\n\nP.S.\nI live in West London too!
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Some schools have a career development class. I know my high school did. You actually had to have a job outside of school and then in school, you took a class one period a day.
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how about this for motivation: your future employers are looking for people who will get the work done (thoroughly and in a timely manner). \n\nyou don't think so? if you look at any job application, you will be asked where you went to high school.... they want to know what kind of student you were. by that they will guage you on your performance while working for them. finally, consider this: who will get hired if it came down to a "d" student and an "a" student?
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you can go to the local unemployment agency.  There are people there that will help you.  They know a lot of stuff about jobs and schooling and what jobs hire and what grants you can apply for *and not waste your time*
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There usually isn't a shortage of History teachers...the shortages are normally Math, Science, Special Education and sometimes Reading. I would go to the Department of Education for your county. They usually have programs where if you already have a B.A. degree, all you need to do is take some education courses and pass a subject area exam. They are called "career-switchers" programs. ,,,,,,, are you sure you want to do this? I bet you have a cushy job and getting paid pretty well. Teaching is VERY hard work. I know because I am a high school teacher. My husband is in IT. He works 40 hours a week and makes twice what I do, while I am under a lot of stress and work 60 hours a week!
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The only way to get in right out of high school is to apply for the clerical positions.  Even part time working in the recreation department. Try working there as a part time intern.
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Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
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yes,knowing that if you stay in school your life will be better than if you drop out,there are so many businesses that wont hire you unless you have a high school diploma
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Ask your math teacher if he/she can recommend some students to you that are doing well in the class.  Maybe they can help me with what you miss.  If they live close to you, they could help you out after school.  Also ask the teacher if you can tape record the class.  That way at least you can hear what is going on and maybe that will help you with the lesson.  You can also ask if the teacher would mind staying late on day a week to help you with the parts that you don't understand.  If you are willing try the teacher is more likely willing to help you.  I can't say that everything will work, but you can try.
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I would post this question in a different area. Even though it appears that you are in high school now, it seems that you are looking for people who have already completed their training. Try posting your question in:\n\n* Education & Reference - Higher Education (University +)\nor\n*Science & Mathematics - Medicine\n\nYou will probably get more answers there!
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First of all, I should tell you that the teacher was really unprofessional in her comments to you -- if she was being tested on maturity and professionalism, she'd test at a very low level.\n\nNow, on to your question.  I don't know what grade level you're at (I'm guessing high school?).  If so, you need to talk to a school counselor and explain your problem.  If you really do have an academic problem, the counselor will have the resources to help you with that.  Also, you could check to see if anyone would be willing to do some tutoring.  If you don't have the financial resources to pay for a tutor, maybe you could work something out with someone, like doing favors or chores in exchange for the tutoring.  \n\nThe most important thing is not to feel ashamed if you have a problem.  That teacher's comments said more about HER character than about YOU.  If you do have a problem, seeking help for it is really admirable.  I wish you the very best of luck!
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I don't know, but don't get angry and give up! Keep your cool and you'll get a job. Counselors are a much needed part of our school systems nowadays. It'll happen! I'm sure many schools are just waiting for a good counselor. \nBest of luck to you!
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trade...\n\nI will help you with your homework if you do my job for a few hours...     or look after my children for a while...\n\nthe homework is given to you not to pass the time or to irritate you but to help you with your studies, to encourage personal study and responsibility (amongst many other things)...\n\nif you are not prepared to do it then just tell your teacher that... \n\nit is your life - your future: deal with it...\n\nreasonable?