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A career change from Construction Industry to Physics Teacher!

An article in the Watford Observer about teachers joining the profession after changing careers, highlighted the career change of St Clement Danes physics teacher Ms Brown.  In 2018 Ms Brown trained as a teacher after a twenty-year career in the construction industry.

Ms Brown said: “After spending over twenty years in construction, I reached a point in my career where I wanted to use my skills and experience to make a different kind of impact. Changing careers is a big decision but choosing to become a teacher was one of the best moves I’ve ever made.

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