Success Story: Chelsea Moore, a Different Path Into EdTech
Not everyone transitions directly from teaching full-time to EdTech. There are a ton of different ways in which those working in education find themselves looking for more. Even though you’re not in a teaching role, maybe you’ve found that the path to your ideal role isn’t as straightforward as you imagined.
We’ll explore how Chelsea Moore landed her role with the Texas Education Agency, what that role looks like, self expression in the workplace, and Chelsea’s advice on networking. Having never taught in the classroom, here’s why Chelsea joined Classroom to Boardroom and how it helped her transition into her first role outside of education.
You’ll Learn:
Chelsea’s background in an “education adjacent” role.
Why Chelsea turned to Classroom to Boardroom to move to her next role.
The importance of self expression in the workplace for fulfillment and better working relationships.
The skills crucial to Chelsea’s role as Project Manager of the Texas Education Agency.
How you can learn management software to prepare for your first corporate role.
Chelsea’s biggest tip for those in Classroom to Boardroom - networking.
A Look Into the Episode…
[00:18] Carrie introduces Chelsea and her unique path to finding Classroom to Boardroom.
[01:52] Diving into the shift that led to Chelsea’s career move and exploring further education.
[05:10] Chelsea explains what her role looks like after graduating from Classroom to Boardroom.
[09:49] How Chelsea discovered Classroom to Boardroom, and how it changed the course of her job search.
[12:06] Why self expression is crucial to fulfillment and better relationships in the workplace.
[17:44] The hard and soft skills that were required for Chelsea’s various roles.
[20:53] Chelsea’s advice on testing out management programs and networking.
Review and Follow the Classroom to Boardroom Podcast
“Every single time I listen to Carrie Conover I feel that there is hope for educators to find an effective work-balanced life and the value we so desperately are seeking in the EdTech world. Carrie is genuine and provides assistance in a non-judgmental zone where transitioning teachers feel respected, supported, and valued.”
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