We want to ensure you are exposed to the best advice when it comes to making decisions, so we write about teachers’ careers inside, outside and beyond the classroom. Check out our articles on everything from best teaching practice to lifestyle tips that can help keep you sane!
Read inspiring stories from other teachers, and discover business opportunities, career change programmes and any initiatives that will benefit your holistic needs as a teacher.
Me Myself Employment is a mobile app that helps users explore and take their first steps into self-employment. It’s practical, user-friendly, and designed with inclusion in mind. From idea generation to marketing, budgeting, and tax basics, the app breaks the process down into bite-sized, achievable steps — no business jargon or prior experience required.
“Teaching was my calling, but it wasn’t until I left the classroom that I realised how little we talk about protecting what we’ve worked so hard for. Most teachers I know are so busy giving to others that they rarely take the time to prepare for their own future. That’s where I come in.” Pete Thompson Director at Freedom Wills & Protection Ltd.
Meet Travel Counsellor, Helen Maltby, who traded in teaching to set up her own travel business. She’s shared some destination inspiration to help teachers think outside the box when it comes to planning their trips and making the most of the school holidays.
“I’d leave teaching… but I’ve no idea what else I’m qualified to do.”
It’s one of the most common fears we hear from the brilliant educators who follow Those Who Can. And we get it, it was one of the reasons we created our website in the first place.
Teaching isn’t just a job, it’s an identity. It’s all-consuming. For years, you’ve lived the rhythm of the school calendar, led classes like clockwork, and poured energy into everyone else. The thought of stepping outside that world feels scary, especially when you’re not sure where you’d even begin.
Teachers are creative individuals who know how to entertain a crowd, so it’s no surprise that a number of prominent musicians have spent time in the classroom. Shaping and influencing young minds is also part and parcel of being a music star. Here, we reveal our top eight rockstars and soul singers who were also […]
Teachers often find themselves stretched thin, with little time or energy left for themselves. However, prioritising physical fitness can be a powerful tool to help educators stay energised, motivated, and ready to tackle the challenges of the classroom.
If you’re a qualified teacher in the UK with experience and proven results then your skills can very easily become your passport to teaching in all corners of the globe. Armed with your PGCE and QTS you have a prime opportunity to travel the world by teaching in the British International School market. These schools […]
When you imagine a teacher’s day, you might picture a bustling classroom, a whiteboard full of notes, and a line of students waiting for help with homework. But at EDClass, the classroom looks a little different, and so does the role of the teacher.
If you’re a teacher thinking about your next chapter but are not sure where to begin, then our Career Transition Workshop is specifically for educators who want to move in a new professional direction—with clarity, confidence, and support.
We all know that teaching is more than a profession; it’s a calling to shape minds and inspire futures. Yet, many educators find themselves yearning for avenues to extend their influence beyond traditional classroom walls. Educational franchising emerges as a compelling pathway, allowing teachers to leverage their skills to foster community growth and student development. […]
GoCruise & Travel recently hosted their top achievers business stars of the future, onboard Cunard’s Queen Mary 2. The four-night Top Achievers cruise between Southampton and Hamburg.
Introducing Tech Journey Insights: a fresh, real-talk podcast hosted by two former teachers, Beverly Clarke MBE and Rebecca Franks, who have walked the walk. Both have transitioned from traditional teaching roles into the ever-evolving tech world and now they are sharing what insights and what they have learned along the way.
Teaching online opened my eyes to a new way of working—one without the traditional workforce constraints. No commute, no rigid hours, and no geographic limits. Suddenly, I realised that this kind of work wasn’t a stopgap or a fallback; it was a gateway to a new lifestyle.
A new survey conducted by YouGov has revealed an alarming decline in children’s basic fine motor skills, with more than three-quarters of UK primary school teachers reporting deterioration over the past five years. The research, commissioned by specialist after-school art education provider art-K, highlights a growing crisis in creative education that experts warn could have […]
A Day in the Life of an EDClass Teacher: Education, But Not As You Know ItThinking of leaving the traditional classroom, but not education? Discover a whole new way to teach, connect, and inspire at EDClass. 8:30am: The Day Begins – Logging in with PurposeThe school bell might be silent, but the sense of purpose […]
Teaching is more than a job, it’s a way of life. So when you leave, you’re not just changing careers you are transforming how you see yourself. The skills gained through teaching in my opinion are some of the best when compared to other jobs.
Running a successful music school isn’t just about teaching—it’s about smart marketing, effective communication with parents, structured lesson plans, and scalable growth strategies. We provide all of this, refined and tested at our founding location, so you don’t have to figure it out on your own.
I’d like to share my story as it may resonate with others coming up to retirement. My name is Kathleen Lucey and I am a City of Westminster tour guide. In early 2022 I was nervous about upcoming retirement. I’d worked all my adult life, half of it overseas, and while I played tennis and […]
Teachers increasingly rely on educational videos and webinars to enhance student engagement. Whether in remote learning, hybrid classrooms, or traditional teaching, video content helps explain complex topics visually, maintain student interest, and support different learning styles. Using video and webinars is also beneficial for teachers—they can track student progress, provide interactive feedback, and save time […]
Every teacher has moments of self-doubt. But when those doubts become a consistent inner narrative “I’m not good enough,” “I’m not leadership material,” or “I could never work outside the classroom” they form what psychologists call limiting self-beliefs.
The new mentoring programme includes a year of dedicated support, guidance and coaching for new members in a variety of skills to enable them to build a successful business. Experienced franchisees will offer one-to-one sessions, meetings and events to help broaden their knowledge with the reassurance of having a mentor on hand to discuss ideas and ask questions.
The tutoring sector is growing rapidly. Research by the Sutton Trust showed that 27% of 11-16 year-olds have received private tuition, while one in four secondary school teachers have worked as a private tutor outside of school. Given the buoyant market it is not surprising that more and more teachers are looking to use their […]
Rhythm Time, the UK’s leading provider of music classes for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, is delighted to mark its 30th BIRTHDAY – a major milestone in its mission to support early childhood development through the power of music. Since 1995, Rhythm Time has been enriching the lives of hundreds of thousands of children across the […]
The Children’s Literacy Charity is a small organisation making a big difference—working to close the literacy gap and expand opportunities for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Our highly trained tutors provide targeted support to help children catch up and thrive. We believe that early intervention in literacy not only boosts confidence and achievement but has a […]
