#4.College professor

College Professor is who has attained a particular academic rank within an institution with major research contributions in their field.

Barry Shain, teaches political science at Colgate University, a liberal arts college in upstate New York, said, “Unless you’re born wealthy, are really extremely good at what you do (i.e among the 10 or so best in any particular year in your field), interested in a field that is not rapidly losing undergraduate majors (as are English and most of the humanities), or more likely all three conditions obtain, in a world in which the employment market is likely to be shrinking, possibly rapidly, over the next 20 or 30 years, you really should think about doing something other than college teaching as your chosen career path.”

#5.English teacher abroad

A person who is certified in TESOL, which is Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, and TEFL, Teaching English as a Foreign Language certificate. However, A TEFL certification is not required for most volunteer opportunities to teach English abroad. People of all ages can teach English abroad.

Daniel Quick who taught English in South Korea and Ecuador said, “To become more marketable in an increasingly competitive field, you should work to gain experience or certifications; TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, and other ESL certificates are valuable training tools and look great on resumes. Without certification or experience, the best thing you can do for your career is to be willing to move anywhere and commit for at least a year.  Even if you have to work in a potentially less-desirable location, this can be a great way to gain valuable experience and practice your craft while looking for the job you want.”

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