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Life After Teaching
Teachers share many elements of the retirement experience with others, but at the same time some of their interests, viewpoints, and perceptions differ from those in other occupations.
Dr. Alan Roadburg, the author of Life After Teaching, is revising his book to include the personal experiences, opinions, and advice of retired teachers. This is where you come in. Having retired from teaching, you are an expert on life after teaching and your input will be an invaluable addition to help your colleagues plan for their future retirement.
To become a retirement mentor, we invite you to take part in our exclusive Life After Teaching online survey.
The survey deals only with the non-financial side of retirement, all responses will be totally anonymous, we will send you the survey results upon completion, and your retired teachers association will be listed among the acknowledgements.
More importantly, your advice will help your colleagues plan for their life after teaching.
To take part in the online survey, please go to www.afterteaching.com/survey.