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There are many opportunities to switch to part-time teaching.

In many countries, including England this is a right. Your employer usually has to accommodate your request to switch from full to part-time employment.

There are various job-sharing schemes that work with varying degrees of success. A lot will depend on how well the two job-sharing teachers get along.

Working 2 or 3 days a week particularly suits parents with young children. Many women choose this option.

Switching to part-time teaching is also worth considering if you are thinking of retiring in a few years. It provides a more gradual transition to the outside world.

There are professional disadvantages to switching to a part-time teaching timetable;

You will probably not be given the full range of classes. You are unlikely to be given the most able groups.

Staff meetings and training days may fall on your day off but pressure will be exerted to make you attend.

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