Bye Teaching

Bye Teaching is a podcast to help burnt out teachers make a plan to leave teaching and learn how to run their own business. Episodes are published weekly during UK term time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bye Teaching is a business podcast hosted by Natalie Elvin, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Natalie Elvin hosts Bye Teaching, a business show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  Becoming a proofreader - with Melanie Cotton

  Nov 25, 20241 hourS3

  <p>This week we’re chatting to freelance proofreader, Melanie Cotton. Melanie taught French and Spanish during a 25-year career in the same secondary school before retraining as a proofreader and leaving to focus on her business, Argentum Proofreading, four years ago. </p><br><p>She helps self-publishing authors, independent publishers and businesses of all shapes and sizes share their words with complete confidence. She has clients across the globe but is based in Cheshire.</p><br><p>We talk about:</p><p><br></p>Melanie’s teaching experience and how she leftTraining to be a proofreader, gaining accreditation, and start...

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  Episode #4

  Building a tutoring business - with Caroline Bowmer

  Nov 18, 202432 minS3

  <p>Today we are joined by Caroline Bowmer, who left a 15 year career in science teaching in 2019 to start her own business, Alchemy Education, an online education company. </p><br><p>Caroline and her team use a transformative programme of tutoring, exam technique and mindset coaching to help students to reach their potential and get their best possible GCSE and A Level exam results.</p><br><p>We talk about:</p><p><br></p>Caroline’s teaching experience and how much she loved being a teacherHow grief can make you reconsider your career pathThe need for flexible working when you hav...

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  Episode #3

  Becoming a ghostwriter and thought leadership consultant - with Victoria Doxat

  Oct 7, 202451 minS3

  <p>This week, I talk to Victoria Doxat. Victoria is a thought leadership consultant and ghostwriter who left a 17 year teaching career this year to focus entirely on her business. She works with corporates and multinationals and specialises in planning, writing and editing whitepapers, expert articles and bylined articles for senior executives. </p><br><p>We discuss:</p><p><br></p>Victoria’s experience teaching GCSE and A Level philosophyGetting involved with a unionChallenges and rewards of teaching and union workTransitioning into freelance writingBuilding a successful freelance businessVictoria’s current work and client baseAdvice for teachers considering a career change<p><br...

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  Episode #2

  Retraining as a coach - with Jenny Sharp

  Sep 30, 202436 minS3

  <p>Today I catch up with Jenny Sharp. Jenny is a career coach who left a career as a computing teacher shortly after the pandemic to retrain as a life and business coach. </p><br><p>She now enjoys a multi-faceted, blended career featuring coaching, counselling and mentoring, maths tutoring, and computing teacher education. </p><br><p>In her coaching business she specialises in working with women who want help with their career confidence, motivation and direction. Her clients range from teachers to product owners and managing directors across the UK and beyond from her base in North Yorkshire.</p><br...

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  When a change in circumstances forces your hand - with James Ball

  Sep 23, 202448 minS3

  <p>Kicking off a brand new series is an interview with James Ball. </p><br><p>James spent twenty years as a history teacher, head of history and head of humanities in schools in the West Midlands. </p><br><p>He has been writing textbooks since 2008 and a change in circumstances recently precipitated him leaving the classroom to begin writing full-time. </p><br><p>He now lives in Copenhagen with his partner and daughter and authors textbooks, popular history books, educational blogs and articles. He also creates teaching resources for a range of charities.</p><br><p>In this interview we...

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