1. Sep 8, 2013 #1

   Camille1

   

   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

    

   Camille1, Sep 8, 2013
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3. Sep 9, 2013 #2

   Greg Bernhardt

   

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   What country? Can you move?

    

   Greg Bernhardt, Sep 9, 2013
4. Sep 9, 2013 #3

   AccAcc

   

   High school physics, or college physics? College physics is saturated pretty much everywhere.

    

   AccAcc, Sep 9, 2013
5. Sep 13, 2013 #4

   Corpuscule

   

   Not yet, there may still be some positions in China/India/Brazil for really outstanding candidates.

    

   Corpuscule, Sep 13, 2013
6. Sep 14, 2013 #5

   mikeph

   

   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.

    

   mikeph, Sep 14, 2013
7. Sep 15, 2013 #6

   wolfmax

   

   Teaching isn't a respected profession in the uk so nobody wants to do it.

    

   wolfmax, Sep 15, 2013

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