So now what????

JoeColeman
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I’ve just handed my resignation in. I was a primary school teacher. Due to needing crutches or a wheelchair for distance, I can no longer do my job. (Osteoarthritis of both knees waiting for surgery). I need to work for sanity and money. What job can I do that doesn’t involve my knees?
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Hi, what about teaching online? Giving private lessons? Or is it not good idea with Primary School? Do you know another language by any chance? Then you could work as interpreter via video or via telephone. I asked similar question here not long ago, as I have similar problem, and one of the replies was working as bank customer advisor, which I thought was interesting. It depends on where would you feel confident. I don't know you so hard to advise. Hopefully you will find somewhere you will be happy with.0
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Hey @JoeColeman. Thank you for reaching out to us. Similar to @Superbetty, I would like to highlight the wide range of educational jobs available remotely! This is particularly the case for the charity sector but can also include virtual educational settings etc
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