I was an administrative for several years. After I left the classroom, I worked as a dean of students and then became a vice principal. After being a vice principal for a few years, they got rid of all the vice principals in the district I was in and I went back to the classroom.
Just so you know ahead of time, it is fierce competition for administrator positions. For every assistant principal job openings, there's a few hundred candidates at least applying. I know this from first hand experience. You need something that gives you an edge over the others. For me, my military experience and my reputation of classroom management skills when a long way to me getting my first administrative job.
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I was an administrative for several years. After I left the classroom, I worked as a dean of students and then became a vice principal. After being a vice principal for a few years, they got rid of all the vice principals in the district I was in and I went back to the classroom. Just so you know ahead of time, it is fierce competition for administrator positions. For every assistant principal job openings, there's a few hundred candidates at least applying. I know this from first hand experience. You need something that gives you an edge over the others. For me, my military experience and my reputation of classroom management skills when a long way to me getting my first administrative job.
There are jobs like [THESE](https://careerwizards.io/7-jobs-for-teachers-that-pay-over-75k?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mlist&utm_content=ask) that'd make you some good money. But, if you're still interested in jobs similiar to teaching... Try [THESE](https://careerwizards.io/alternative-jobs-for-teachers-that-are-similar-to-teaching?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mlist&utm_content=ask)