College Grad Can't Find Job, Wants $$$ Back - Page 3

zed · 08-06-2009, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Gas Man

Nice!

If that shit wins, look the fuck out... there will be a million more similar lawsuits filed the next day.

you bet, I got a 20K loan for schooling that can't get me a job that pays enough to pay for the loan. why the fuck didn't I think of this?

just screwing with you. freaking idiot trying to do that.

vickibocc · 08-06-2009, 09:55 PM

I just graduated in May with an Education degree and can't find a teaching job. Part of it has to do with the fact that I moved out of state right after graduating, so my certification is out of state and since Florida is run by a bunch of morons, its been taking me 3 months (and counting) to get the cert transferred to NY. But there are like 200 applications for each teaching position so being a first year teacher, the odds aren't in my favor to begin with.

But the moral of the story. After 2.5 months of being picky and unemployed, now I'm teaching preschool for $11/hr with a 35 minute commute.

Buuut, then I'll have the title "teacher" on my resume for next school year when hopefully the whole certification transfer mess is over and I techincally have a year of prefessional experience. But then it will be time to get my master's, so I'll be in this mess all over again of course.

Smittie61984 · 08-06-2009, 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by EpyonXero

I think there are two different problems:

First there are the adult education schools that really mislead people. They play commercials at 11 AM during Maury Povich saying that in 6 months you can learn to be medical assistant and get a job and a new house as soon as you graduate. Those commercials are pretty misleading but at the same time their gread toward adults who have been in the workforce for a while and should know enough to do some research.

I'm guessing that in most cases, people who are at home at 11am watching crap like Maury have no intention of really getting back into the work force (if they were ever there to begin with).

The achievers are usually well into work at 11am.

But those adult education programs as mentioned hold as much validity at the 11am lawyer commercials.

08-06-2009, 09:55 PM	#22
vickibocc Meh Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: South FL Moto: the backseat of an '06 600rr Posts: 220	I just graduated in May with an Education degree and can't find a teaching job. Part of it has to do with the fact that I moved out of state right after graduating, so my certification is out of state and since Florida is run by a bunch of morons, its been taking me 3 months (and counting) to get the cert transferred to NY. But there are like 200 applications for each teaching position so being a first year teacher, the odds aren't in my favor to begin with. But the moral of the story. After 2.5 months of being picky and unemployed, now I'm teaching preschool for $11/hr with a 35 minute commute. Buuut, then I'll have the title "teacher" on my resume for next school year when hopefully the whole certification transfer mess is over and I techincally have a year of prefessional experience. But then it will be time to get my master's, so I'll be in this mess all over again of course.