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amother
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 Yesterday at 10:10 pm
Physician Assistant
It’s amazing to see the diversity!
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:12 pm
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Literacy coach and preschool Morah
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Yesterday at 10:14 pm
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meeze
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Yesterday at 10:28 pm
| amother Forestgreen wrote: |
Depends what’s going on .
But it’s also almost impossible to get fired from google . |
Howcome? Just wondering
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:35 pm
| amother Carnation wrote: | Hello coworker  (jk no one frum works in my school). I’m a school counselor at a public high school. |
What qualifications do u need for this. I'm a licensed therapist but it seems this is not enough for a school setting..
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:36 pm
| amother Forestgreen wrote: |
Depends what’s going on .
But it’s also almost impossible to get fired from google . |
What do you mean? Google had lots of layoffs last year.
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:44 pm
| amother Burgundy wrote: | | What qualifications do u need for this. I'm a licensed therapist but it seems this is not enough for a school setting.. |
I’m guessing it depends on the state but in the state I live in you have to have a masters in school counseling. A licensed therapist would not have the right qualifications without a masters in school counseling. I’m assuming most states are like this but I don’t know for sure. Frum schools seem to liberally use the term “school counselor” (usually a social worker/professional counselor.)
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:58 pm
I used to work as one years ago
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:59 pm
Full time?
I'm a freelance copyeditor on the side but work full time as a managing editor.
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Yesterday at 11:01 pm
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Public MS teacher on a military base (I'm outing myself here 👋 👋 👋)
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TwinsMommy
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Yesterday at 11:14 pm
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for much of my working years I was in the top 2% of a direct sales company. I still sell the product and have a team but I work it VERY VERY part time now because my kids both got diagnosed with multiple special needs and my hours got eaten up by doctor and therapy appointments. As they got older and I was able to spend more time working I started assisting and subbing with the in home playgroups. I decided not to go back into full force with the company because it takes a lot of mental focus that I just don't have now. NOW, other than dealing with my kids, work is DONE by 4:00 for the day. If I WANT to work my business in the evening, I do (hell, I still like the money!). I also sell on ebay. All three things I do are flexible schedule and I can take time off when I need to. I took a month off this summer when I got very sick and I take days off now and then for my kids' appointments (going to a college visit with one twin this Wednesday--- she asked me to take her to lunch after--- shh, don't tell her twin I said yes!) I also babysit from time to time--- it's enough like playgroup subbing that it's flexible enough that I can say yes or no for particular dates and not feel guilty.
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mommy3b2c
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Yesterday at 11:19 pm
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. I run extra curricular programs in schools, after school , Sunday , inbetween camps , special needs programs, and provide trainers and instructor for adults and children .
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