Question by berzerk101: Physical education jobs?
what is the job outlook for PE teachers? I hear that it is not so good, there are not as many positions for PE teachers as there are for other subjects.
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Answer by newt_nc
It depends on your education level. I’m in a top physical education program with high, nationally renowned standards, therefore I’m in good shape for getting a job after graduation. If you are qualified and have good experience you won’t have a problem finding a job.
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Charlotte · May 15, 2010 at 11:48 am
im 14 and id advise you not to become a p.e teacher! they suck! and are sooooo scary, walking into the changing rooms at all times, such pervs!
Eh, whyd you want to be one? most students hate p.e, and try there hardest to avoid it at all times! Fake notes, period cramps ect. Good luck to you anyways
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heartintennessee · May 15, 2010 at 12:43 pm
Do you feel you may have an entrepreneurial spirit? We are a homeschooling family and when we lived in Ohio we had experience with one of the most remarkable people I have ever met. He was a P.E. teacher, Masters in Education and taught/coached in a couple of schools in a district. But he also homeschools his own child and saw a need in his community for homeschool P.E. classes
Although many homeschool children participate in community team sports, martial arts, swimming programs, YMCA homeschool programs, etc there was a need for even more of the structured classes we parents had when we were in school before the PE programs were cut back on due to finances.
He started teaching homeschool classes in the local community center and they were in such high demand it almost become impossible to meet the need. He has since branched out and started his own company. Here is his website and maybe it will inspire you to think outside the box of just using your skills in a brick and mortar school setting. Bright people who are highly motivated can always turn something that is their passion into a great life. Good luck and best wishes for a great teaching career!
http://www.thehomeschoolgym.com/home.html
yamking7 · May 15, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Childhood obesity seems to be a big issue now, so I don’t see them eliminating PE teachers anytime soon.
At the very least, PE teachers give the classroom teachers a break while they have their students.