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Education degree-employability

I've recently decided that I am going to apply for a degree in education but it feels a bit obscure and I don't know what types jobs I'am eligible for after taking a degree in Education.

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Your employability is really up to you. Having a degree in Education will not automatically find you a job that you enjoy and can do long term.

If you don't want to go into class room teaching you could go into things like training and employment through charities and civil service. Its all up to what you do after your degree.

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ArtofWonder

There are actually a lot of opportunities that are waiting for you upon taking up Education. :smile:

If you don't want to stay in the teaching profession, you can still land in the other fields especially the ones that are also included in the realm of Social Sciences. You can actually apply for law school after finishing you baccalaureate degree program; or be a tutor, researcher, guidance counselor, public servant. :smile: