Do you have a good suggestion for a job to do after retiring from teaching ?
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Try mediation and arbitration. You will have to take a few courses, but it's very rewarding and can pay decently too. I'm a mediator working in divorce, child abuse / neglect and ADR (court alternatives). We have many teachers also working or starting their new companies doing this. The match of mediator / arbitrator and teacher seem to go hand in hand. \n\nI will not promise riches, but I will promise excitement and the feeling you are making a community contribution.
165976
What do you want to teach? What would you like to do for the world?  Computers in business?  If you give a clue something will click.
356233
Any job in the health/elder care industries... these fields are going to really be needing people in the next few years!
903028
Depending on what you teach there's some jobs here in central Illinois looking fo teachers. I don't know salary or anything but there is a need for teachers last I knew.
196965
Almost any corporate setting has a need for people who are at ease helping new employees and current employees with administration and training requirements. It requires the skills you have from your teaching experience. But if your tired of being the center of attention, the sales department might also be a logical place for you to join in a company. Of course you'll be interested in a good benefits package for retirement, so you could pursue a career in local, state or federal Government, unless your tired of working for a non-profit enterprise. Seems like your Spanish language would really come in handy for a lot of positions nowadays. You could try working for a temporary help agency until you've had a chance to get a break from teaching and see what kind of jobs are out there. Just keep accepting new jobs at the temp agency until you land at a company, organization or government office that you like. They'll give you health insurance in the meantime and the company you find will probably hire you.
776771
Your never to old to make changes to your life and 50 is not old!  I suggest looking into going self employed as a trainer. I work for a training company and we are always looking for trainers (and pay them a very generous wage). You can work the hours you want to and still get satisfaction from helping others achieve their goals. Good luck in whatever you decide. Make the break it will be worth it in the end and if it doesn't work out you can always go back to teaching.Just remember,If you always do what you've always done you'll always get what you've always got.
195414
A teacher - because I've done two of the other choices (three if you count the month I crashed on a friends couch during college).\n\nBesides, I already enjoy teaching in the amounts I do now.  Expanding it to a full time career would be wonderful.
267717
check this out;\n\nhttp://jobs.classifieds1000.com/Maldives/Teaching_Jobs\n\nhttp://www.4icj.com/mv/?gclid=CLDCw7u2_oMCFUBPQgod-SYfeQ\n\nhttp://www.eslemployment.com/teaching/teaching-maldives.htm
576344
Change is good!!\nDo you have the time to teach night school??  That way you won't lose the teaching skills !!
272138
A teaching job is the main one.  Good luck
428371
Text book consultant. There are lots of jobs in the education industry that will not directly involve children.  I would start looking at publishing companies. Do know that the money is not great, but you can get a good job...
367536
Unless you have some kind of illness you should probably try to work at least another 5-10 years.You are probably unchallenged at what you are doing now .If you can afford to think of retiring why not instead think of something that you have always wanted to do not necessarily for the money and go for it.\n\nThe best way to suceed is to take what you love and offer it to others.
922720
There are so many non-teaching jobs in education.  Check out your local school's human resource department.  Look for IEP clerks and/or secretarial positions.  Schools always seem to need these 2 positions.
606216
Go back to school and get another type of job.
599268
Virtually any job dealing with the multitude of baby boomers reaching retirement age.\n\nAccording to the BLS http://www.bls.gov \n\nSome of the hot jobs are...\n\nPhysical Therapist\nPhysical Therapy Assistant\nNursing\nIn-home medical provider\nComputer Industy: programming, information management, network administrator, etc.\nFinancial Planner\n\nGood luck!
114928
Try your hand at the oldest profession!
946893
Nah, I'd go back to what I was doing before. I was a Graphics Artist before I got into programming and unix system administration.\n\nI think the smart ones would be able to use their intelligence to retrain and get another good job. Something that takes curiosity and brains like an explorer or a scientist.\n\nThe ones that got into computers just because of the "big bucks" might be able to retrain. Perhaps something that takes some smarts like electrician or plumber.\n\nThen the ones who can't seem to find their butts with both hands (which is a good 75% of the folks I find on line) would go back to flipping burgers and asking "do you want fries with that?"