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Hello educationists in the house! I would appreciate if I could get an answer to this question on masters in education. I got a bachelor's degree in educational management just few years ago, and I wonder if I could cross over to an English related course for my master's degree in education later.

Meanwhile, I already have a strong degree level of English language mastery, as I have been studying and teaching it for many many years (studied for at least nine years). As a result, I always seem to do quite better than English graduates in English language teaching job interviews.

I really don't think it would be ideal to continue on with masters in educational management because it won't necessarily qualify me to work has a school head, an administrator or any such thing. The major requirement sometimes is having an experience of about five years in the role, which is not very easy to come by. However, with master's degree in an English related course, I think I could lecture in a higher institution later.



***In passing: should you have any job opening for school administration or teaching (English language/Phonetics, up to WAEC/JAMB level); preferably within southwest, please get back to me.



N.B: Comment down below only if you've got something relevant and helpful to say please.

Thanks for your time.

There comes a time when your focus in life is sustained by your passion. What makes you feel fullfilled is what you should pursue. Endeavour you read the requirement for the course and have the required results. to study it. I like your passion for learning, you will surely get to the top and fast too.

JaneYave:
There comes a time when your focus in life is sustained by your passion. What makes you feel fullfilled is what you should pursue. Endeavour you read the requirement for the course and have the required results. to study it. I like your passion for learning, you will surely get to the top and fast too.

Many thanks JaneYave.

anu3:
Many thanks JaneYave.

I respect you too. Keep the good job on!