Finally Leave Teaching, and Find Peace

Increasingly popular as remote work has expanded and the field has grown significantly in recent years.

This is often the most common path since teachers can stay in familiar environments while advancing their careers.

A very common transition that directly uses teaching skills in the private sector.

Many teachers start with this as a side job before or after leaving the classroom, making it extremely common.

Consistently one of the most popular complete career changes for teachers, partly due to summer flexibility initially.

A steady choice that values teachers' people skills and organizational abilities.

Growing rapidly but still more niche than the top options.

Common but typically requires staying in educational institutions, limiting the number of positions.

Solid option but fewer positions available compared to training or instructional design roles.

Less common due to often lower pay and fewer available positions, though meaningful for those who pursue it.