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Working Alongside Educators with Courtney Thompson

Episode 11 of the Front of the Class podcast, hosted by Moreland University, titled "Working Alongside Educators with Courtney Thompson" was published on April 24, 2025 and runs 39 minutes.

April 24, 2025 ·39m · Front of the Class

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Send us Fan Mail With 7 years of experience as a classroom teacher in Georgia, Courtney Thompson shares her journey into a non-profit organization that advocates for student apprenticeships and internships. Discover how she transitioned from teaching history and English to connecting high school students with hands-on trade career opportunities as well as the joys and challenges she faced along the way. And, just as notably, why she plans to one day get back into the classroom as an educator....

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With 7 years of experience as a classroom teacher in Georgia, Courtney Thompson shares her journey into a non-profit organization that advocates for student apprenticeships and internships. Discover how she transitioned from teaching history and English to connecting high school students with hands-on trade career opportunities as well as the joys and challenges she faced along the way. And, just as notably, why she plans to one day get back into the classroom as an educator. Whether you’re currently teaching, considering the profession, or curious about other careers in education, this episode offers valuable insights. 

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