What to do after PGCE?

I'm currently studying my PGCE, though a university, but I'm not sure teaching is for me. I like teaching and working in a secondary school, but I hate all the other stuff that comes with teaching. I'm not sure it's worth the stress, working 10 hours a day. And I know some may argue that I get the school holidays but after chatting to a number of different teacher, all teachers seem to do is work through their holidays. I hate the idea of having this terrible work life balance.

I don't know what to do after this though. Teaching is all I've ever wanted to do.
I have few months left so I'm going to finish the course but I'm unsure what I should do after the PGCE. Any advice would be brilliant? My subject area is humanities if that's any help.

Would I be better suited as a TA? Are schools likely to hire me as a TA? Would I have to do other qualifications to become a TA?

I'm currently studying my PGCE, though a university, but I'm not sure teaching is for me. I like teaching and working in a secondary school, but I hate all the other stuff that comes with teaching. I'm not sure it's worth the stress, working 10 hours a day. And I know some may argue that I get the school holidays but after chatting to a number of different teacher, all teachers seem to do is work through their holidays. I hate the idea of having this terrible work life balance.

I don't know what to do after this though. Teaching is all I've ever wanted to do.
I have few months left so I'm going to finish the course but I'm unsure what I should do after the PGCE. Any advice would be brilliant? My subject area is humanities if that's any help.

Would I be better suited as a TA? Are schools likely to hire me as a TA? Would I have to do other qualifications to become a TA?

I don't work in the holidays. Nor do I do much work after school any more. Sure, I worked my backside off during PGCE and NQT years and even RQT year to an extent but now my planning is done. I have sorted out behaviour strategies and on average I arrive at school at around 7.30am and leave at 3.30 - 3.45pm every evening. It is doable. The key is work smart, not hard. I'm still jiggered by holiday time but that is what the holidays are for.