Physics jobs saturated in my country

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The discussion centers on the challenges of pursuing a career as a physics teacher in a saturated job market, particularly since 2015. The original poster expresses concern about limited employment opportunities in their country and seeks guidance on future career plans. Participants highlight the distinction between high school and college physics teaching, noting that college-level positions are highly competitive globally. Some suggest exploring opportunities in countries like China, India, or Brazil, where there may still be demand for exceptional candidates. The conversation also touches on the undervaluation of the teaching profession in the UK, where financial incentives are being offered to attract new teachers, indicating a broader issue of teacher recruitment and retention.
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I want to be a physics teacher but in my country as from 2015 there won't be any employing of teachers because it's already saturated. So i was thinking if i could get some guidance maybe on my future career plans
 
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Camille1 said:
I want to be a physics teacher but in my country as from 2015 there won't be any employing of teachers because it's already saturated. So i was thinking if i could get some guidance maybe on my future career plans

What country? Can you move?
 
Camille1 said:
I want to be a physics teacher but in my country as from 2015 there won't be any employing of teachers because it's already saturated. So i was thinking if i could get some guidance maybe on my future career plans

High school physics, or college physics? College physics is saturated pretty much everywhere.
 
AccAcc said:
High school physics, or college physics? College physics is saturated pretty much everywhere.
Not yet, there may still be some positions in China/India/Brazil for really outstanding candidates.
 
I wonder what they're doing right, they're offering people £20,000 in the UK to take a 1 year physics teacher training degree.
 
Teaching isn't a respected profession in the uk so nobody wants to do it.
 
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