Sep 4, 2017
Carey is the Operations Manager at World Teacher Aid. To date,
World Teacher Aid has constructed eight complete schools with a
total of 40 classrooms, providing daily education
for over 3000 students. So we are going to learn
more about what her career is like today and also how she made a
big career transition. This is all part of our month long
interviews of women who have made transitions into careers they
love and I hope you find it motivational if you are feeling stuck
in your career. So let’s get started, thank you SO much for being
here Carey!!
-Tell us about what you do at World Teacher Aid. What is a day
in your life like?
-What did you do before working for World Teacher Aid and how
did you make the transition into working for this
organization?
Did you have any fears about transitioning out of higher
education? What gave you the confidence to make the change?
-What is your advice for someone who wants to find a career
that makes a big impact and allows you to travel the world? Any
advice for standing out in the interview or getting noticed?
-What is your favorite memory or story of your trips to Kenya
and the impact that World Teacher Aid has made?
If you would like to donate, just go to www.classycareergirl.com/kenyaclassroom
and you can find out what’s happening and how you can
contribute.
