Ebony Birch-Hangar is a qualified Early Childhood, Primary & Special Education Teacher, Teacher of the Deaf, Neurodevelopmental Therapist, Education Consultant Music Educator and Music Director/Choral Conductor.

While she was teaching, Ebony slowly grew a consulting and development business, which she now runs full time.

You can find more about Ebony below:

LinkedIn

http://personalisedapproaches.com.au/

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Amy Green has over ten years of experience as a teacher and school leader across various locations in Australia and London.

She currently works at Canberra Grammar School as a Leader of Teaching and Learning.

'The Teachers Coach' is Amy's side-hustle. Amy works on improving teacher well-being empowers teachers to put themselves first and avoid the burnout.

Amy uses her experience to coach and mentors teachers for a range of purposes not limited to; time-management, dealing with stress, organisation, health and well-being, work/life balance, working with others and self-care.

In this interview, Amy shows how you can avoid some of the pitfalls of burnout along with sharing her story.

Links mentioned in the show

http://www.theteacherscoach.com.au

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As we are heading towards the end of another busy school year, I am sure the thought of leaving teaching has crossed your mind.

In fact, we lose more and more great teachers every year.

Teaching is a hard job, and it is seemingly getting harder every year.

Elizabeth Diacos is a qualified coach and who work with teachers who are stressed, overwhelmed and looking for a fresh start. Some want to leave the profession, some want to fall back in love with teaching.

She has worked in Education and as a coach over two decades and has seen first-hand the pressures on teachers increase to breaking point.

You can catch Elizabeth:

https://www.larksong.com.au/

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Joshua Brooks has a story different to most on this podcast and it is one well worth listening to.

Josh left school at age 15 to start a CodeSpace, a STEM and digital creative skill based holiday program for primary school students.

Joshua chats about many topics STEM related and shares why we need to be teaching coding and other digital creative skills in our classroom.

This is a really interesting chat, which I know you'll love.

You can reach out to Joshua here:

https://codespace.education

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-brooks-342339108/

Joel Hawbaker is a Real Life Leader (and can be found at www.reallifeleader.com). He is an award-winning high school teacher and soccer coach in Alabama.

Joel balances his family life and teaching with a side-business as a speaker. In this interview, Joel shares his wisdom on a number of topics.

• His salary getting slashed 40%

• How to use your teaching skills in business

• How to get your first speaking gig

• Putting together a show reel for speaking arrangements

• Working for free

• A book writing hack which he uses

You can find Joel here:

https://reallifeleading.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-hawbaker-9421a077/

Be a better teacher you can be and be a part of a positive school culture.

Ken Wallace is the CEO of Educator Impact, who look to support teachers, leaders, and support staff improve their practice.

Ken chats about how to empower your school to grow professionally in an environment that is safe, simple and supportive.

We discuss various ways you can bring your entrepreneurial skills to contribute to best practice school-wide.

Links mentioned in the show

• Educator Impact

• Teachers side hustle resource kit

• vincemassara.com

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Tahnee McShane is a Tasmanian teacher who is writing children's books and creating accompanying podcasts.

Almost every teacher has that book in their head.

Have you ever acted on yours? Tahnee has.

Tahnee McShane is going through the early process of writing her children's book, listen in as we explore all that she is learning on her way.

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I love what Tahnee is doing with her business and it is something that every teacher can look to.

Links mentioned in the show

• Annabelle and Turtle

• Teachers side hustle resource kit

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Julian has created Unbound, a group that is reshaping the way we do education in Australia, providing programs for entrepreneurs and university students that focus on sustainability and giving back.​

Julian O'Shea is a social entrepreneur and humanitarian engineer who is passionate about education and technology for social change. He is the Founder and CEO of Unbound (formerly Laika Academy). He has a strong drive to create education programs that are more relevant, globally focused and support students to solve questions where the answer doesn't exist on Google.

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What would you do if your private life went worldwide overnight? Well, that is what happened to a high school teacher, Andrew Taylor, when his weight loss made the news.

You may have heard of Andrew Taylor. What started as a video diary for personal weight loss ended up with a full-time business and a viral story.

Andrew Taylor ate only potatoes for 12 months and recorded his results as a form of a diary that he could look back on.

However, a news reporter took Andrew's story, and it became a worldwide hit almost overnight.

Look at how Andrew took his fifteen minutes of fame and turned it into a c

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Running a business part-time means you're constantly wearing multiple hats. Lauren Heaydon talks making the most of the time you have and outsourcing.

Lauren was a teacher who noticed her role in the classroom, and in her tutoring school, as becoming more and more like a mentorship.

From there, Lauren noticed that the mental and physical health battles that our teens face every day are becoming a burden and shadow that casts over Aussie families. So Lauren decided to do something about it, starting mentoryou.com.au, a platform that mentors Australian youth through vital teenage years.

www.mentoryou.com.au

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www.upworks.com