What do you do for living?

[ila]

Originally Posted by wolf-boy

Nice to know that a few of the guys on this forum share the same profession I agree, it is an enjoyable and rewarding job!

I don't want to mislead you. I have taught a lot of different subjects in classrooms and I have been paid (quite well) to do so. Teaching is not my main occupation though. It is something that has been required of me in my former main occupation. I don't have a teaching degree, but I do have teaching qualifications. I was required to attend training sessions and pass various courses and tests (both written and practical) in order to get my qualifications.

I did enjoy teaching and I measured my success by the success of my students.

[DSL]

Well i am a machine operator technician in my city.

[wolf-boy]

Originally Posted by ila

I don't want to mislead you. I have taught a lot of different subjects in classrooms and I have been paid (quite well) to do so. Teaching is not my main occupation though. It is something that has been required of me in my former main occupation. I don't have a teaching degree, but I do have teaching qualifications. I was required to attend training sessions and pass various courses and tests (both written and practical) in order to get my qualifications.

I did enjoy teaching and I measured my success by the success of my students.

:D What topics did you teach when you had the chance?

[ila]

Originally Posted by wolf-boy

:D What topics did you teach when you had the chance?

Some of the subjects that I've taught are leadership, management, telecommunications (radio theory, antennas, equipment), and lessons on how to teach/instruct. I've even assessed instructors on their ability to teach/instruct. There are other subjects that I've taught, but not as many times as what I've mentioned here.