Are you a teacher considering a career change, but unsure how your teaching skills translate to roles outside of education? You’re not alone! Many teachers find it challenging to identify how their unique abilities fit into a new career path.

Here’s the good news: you already have an incredible set of skills that are in high demand. You just need to recognize them and learn how to present them in a way that resonates with employers outside of education. That’s where the Transferable Skills Analysis for Teachers resource comes in.

Why Transferable Skills Matter

Throughout your teaching career, you've developed a broad range of abilities—many of which are sought after in various industries. These transferable skills can open doors to exciting new opportunities, but often, teachers don’t realize their value.

Understanding your transferable skills is one of the most important things you can do.  It is often the case that teachers continue teaching because that is ‘all’ they think they can do. It’s common for teachers to feel they’re “just” teachers, when in fact, you’re a highly qualified, multi-skilled professional. The key to a successful career change is recognizing those skills and translating them into the language used by employers in non-educational industries.

The Transferable Skills Analysis for Teachers is designed to:

• help you find the answers to these questions:

                                               What can I do?

                                                How well can I do it?

                                                How much do I enjoy doing it?

Once you have your list of (up to) 10 transferable skills, use the 2nd part of the lesson ‘Transferable Skills and Related Careers” to discover 3 different career options for the skills you  have identified.

 Now you have all the answers to inform your job search.

With this resource, you will:

Analyse 27 common transferable skills that teachers possess. – You’ll get a comprehensive list of key skills that teachers possess, from communication to leadership to problem-solving.

Conduct a Personal Skills Assessment    You will examine these skills from the perspectives of your competence and preferences. And prioritise them according to their scores in each of these areas. This helps you prioritize the skills that will lead to a fulfilling new career.

Make Informed Career Decisions – Use the analysis to help you understand which roles you're most qualified for, which job descriptions align with your skills, and where you can shine in your next career.

The results of this can help you to:

• Clarify Career Options – Narrow down the types of roles and industries where your skills will make an impact.
• Analyse Job Descriptions – Confidently match your skills to the requirements in job postings.
• Strengthen Your Resume & Cover Letters – Showcase how your teaching skills align with the demands of the jobs you're applying for.
• Prepare for Interviews – Articulate how your teaching experience makes you a strong candidate for non-teaching roles

 *******Now with BONUS lesson  -  Transferable Skills and Related Careers***********

This is a list of all 27 transferable skills with 3 different careers (for each skill)  where that skill is required.

 You'll get all this for just US $10  Click that button now!  You know you want to!

Get started today and start building a future where your skills shine in new ways!