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[Dave_1]

lead a person of 37, with 5 years secondary teaching experience, taking the MSc at a top 4 ranked UK university? I've heard conflicting accounts of it leading to better paid secondary teaching work at international school, and also the potentiallity of an alternative career in the form of well paid lecturing/research/academic positions at university level. Which is the most likely outcome? Where on the average, in all probability would this course lead mid to late 30s people with a decade of teaching behind them?

Thanks for any comments or experience you might have. I'm in a dilemma. Did your MSc benefit you short term or long term or at all?

[wildchild]

It seems to me that you have found the topic for your thesis!