Cole Cooper stared at the HR business manager. She was telling him his new salary, now that he’d earned his master’s degree, and he couldn’t believe what he was hearing. […] Read more: Earning a Master’s Degree ‘Improved Our Lives Immensely’
When Nikiwe Khambule graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal with a degree in Geography and Environmental Management, she already knew that field wasn’t for her. “I didn’t like what I […] Read more: Beyond a TEFL: Nikiwe Khambule’s International Teaching Journey
This is the greatest work in the world. That was the thought running through my head when I started student teaching as a college senior. I was not going to […] Read more: From Second-Grade Teacher to University President: Finding Joy in Education
As a graduate of Moreland University’s TEACH-NOW program, you’ve already demonstrated your commitment to being a highly effective educator. But have you considered taking your teaching career to the next […] Read more: Why TEACH-NOW Graduates Should Enroll in Moreland’s M.Ed. Add-On Program
Many educators know from an early age they want to become teachers. But Rainier Lee’s journey into education was more of a personal evolution — a pathway shaped by his […] Read more: A Global Perspective: Rainier Lee’s International Teaching Journey
Briefcase. Power suit. Fancy corporate job. That was the plan for Jazzmyne Townsend. She went to Howard University and studied business and marketing. She graduated in 2009 and jumped — […] Read more: Never ‘Just a Job’: Moreland Grad Finds Purpose in Education
If Chandini Ganju lives by one rule, it’s this: No boxes. She went from a fine arts degree to a career in media to a career in teaching. She taught […] Read more: Finding Freedom with a Teaching License
Let’s start with a list of reasons people go into education: The possibilities are endless, but one answer you probably won’t see is money. The fact is, teacher salaries have […] Read more: U.S. Teachers: Grow Your Salary with a Master’s Degree
I’ll never forget my third-grade teacher. She was gruff and impatient — high expectations with no safety net. There was so much focus on sitting up straight and sitting still. […] Read more: 22 Years Later: A Career-Changer’s Path to Teaching