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Uploaded 24th Nov 2019 at 1:35 PM · Updated 27th Nov 2019 at 9:25 AM by missyhissy
When it comes to school, our teacher sims want to make a decision between teaching the children or the teens. So I bring the Teaching Career, where they can make that choice.
This is another one of my older careers but has been updated and improved within the last several months. This does not override the Education career from Ambitions. In fact, this career is Base Game compatible.
For this career to show up, you will need the Nraas Careers Mod.
This career was made with Patch 1.69 and is in English and supports translations in Swedish, Russian, French and Dutch. If you're interested in translating this career, there are instructions at the bottom of the page.
The career is based at the School and splits between Primary and Secondary. There are five levels before the split and each branch has five levels.
There are no uniforms for this career. You can edit career outfits with Patch 1.31 and above, so I highly suggest using this feature to give your Sims a uniform of your own choosing.
There are 5 Opportunities available.
Your Sim may receive a bonus on Snowflake Day if Seasons is installed.
There is no boss for level 10 of the career.
There is one custom tone, Hold Tutor Sessions, which builds the Logic skill.
Join Text ~ Becoming a teacher can fill you with a sense of accomplishment. After all, would you be where you are now without the help of your teachers? Your entire life will be devoted to helping children and teenagers gain a full education. It?s a job to be proud of.
The Levels
1. Playground Monitor ~ Keeping the peace among the students is a job in itself but you can do it. Just keep a beady eye out for the bullies in the playground and help out the victims. As long as you report the incidents to your superiors, you should get along just fine.
25/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
2. Teachers Assistant ~ The teachers need you to help in the classroom. You will aid the children who need that bit of extra help, make sure everyone understood the instructions, and run errands for the teachers. It sometimes feels like a pretty thankless job, but a necessary one if you want that classroom experience.
30/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
3. Higher Level Teachers Assistant ~ As an HLTA you'll help out the teacher even more as you have that extra experience. This will prove invaluable to you in your later studies as a teacher. Your job doesn't really feel any different to that of a mere Teachers Assistant, but the pay is a significant increase due to your experience.
50/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
4. Cover Supervisor ~ Sometimes teachers get sick and when they do the school needs a cover supervisor to fill in and take the class. Of course it's not always that simple. The teachers often leave no work prepared for their classes and you're not yet qualified to teach the students. So some degree of improvisation is required in this job and an ability to remain calm and collected in even the most difficult classroom situations.
75/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5. Trainee Teacher ~ You've made it this far but this is where you really get to teach and keep order in the classroom. You're still only a trainee, so you have yet to earn the respect of the students. But while it's a long way off from becoming a respected teacher, it's definitely a start. Soon, you'll have to make serious decisions about how you're going to shape your career.
100/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Elementary Branch
6. Graduate Primary Teacher ~ Putting your all round knowledge of subjects is the key to holding the admittedly short attention-spans of the elementary students. You've begun to earn their respect as a newly qualified teacher and the children are beginning to like you. Keep your teaching standards high and you'll be climbing that educational ladder to Principal in no time.
125/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7. Infants Teacher ~ From ABC to 123, you can now play a part in helping young minds to grasp the basics. It's a difficult task, since the attention-spans of five and six-year-olds is not the best, but once you do grasp their attention, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment when your young students learn to count to ten and recite the alphabet. What a wonderful job you have!
170/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8. Juniors Teacher ~ The kids are bigger and older but work gets harder. You'll need to keep the lessons interesting to keep their attention! This is where a little more order in the classroom is required as the students move up towards the oldest in the school and begin to get a little too big for their boots. But keep your cool and know when to revoke classroom privileges.
240/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9. Deputy Headteacher ~ Having survived life in the classroom, you can now deal with some paperwork, have meetings with parents and teach occasionally. You've been put in charge of the discipline in within the school and having to deal with disgruntled parents and students isn't quite the delight you were expecting, but it's part of the job and you'll have to really have a golden tongue to keep your sanity.
325/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10. Headteacher ~ More paperwork and meetings with parents await you now you've reached the top. You'll do less teaching now as you are involved in the business side of running a school. Appointments of staff is placed in your hands and you carry the responsibility of the conduct of the school as a whole. Such responsibility! But you've climbed your way to the top and your career has been a long, yet rewarding one. So relax on the weekends and bask in the glow of your accomplishments.
450/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Secondary Branch
6. Graduate Secondary Teacher ~ Everything you've learned will be put into practise now as you are a qualified teacher. You've chosen your special subject and you get a real sense of fulfilment when your students begin to grasp the subject and perform well in their tests and exams.
150/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7. Head of Year ~ As Head of your year group, you have to deal with any problems concerning students in your Year as well as your teaching duties. It means missing the odd lunch break and sometimes staying at the school very late, but you'll manage it; you?re the Head of Year! It's your job!
185/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8. Head of Languages ~ You still teach but your boss has recommended you as Head of the Foreign Languages department. You're in charge of all things concerning the languages taught in the school. You'll organise foreign residential trips for the students and will be in charge of arranging the school exchange programmes.
265/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9. Deputy Headteacher ~ There will be more paperwork and less teaching now as you meet with parents, attend meetings and find that there are never enough hours in the day. Discipline is your domain and you have to maintain the behavioural standards within the school environment.
350/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10. Headteacher ~ You are now involved more in the business side of running the school. You've reached the top and all your hard work has paid off. You still have to organise the staffing and confer with your Deputy Head as to the discipline, but your work is coming together and your retirement will look promising.
475/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
The Opportunities
Exam Stress
It's exam season and the stress is mounting every day. The students are scratchy and over-tired and the teachers are irritable and anxious. A group of your students are getting really nervous about their next exam and you suddenly realise you might be able to help them out. If you organise a review session after school today, the students can get some extra revision in and ask for help when they need it.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Secondary
Timeout: Next Work Shift
Requirements: Hold Revision Session
Shall We Dance?
The teens have a school dance coming up and the organisers are short on chaperones. You have a lot of homework still to mark but there would be some overtime paid if you helped out. You're popular with the students so it might be fun for the evening.
Level: 6-9
Branch: Secondary Branch
Timeout: 3 Days
Requirements: Chaperone the Dance
Homework For Teachers
You've handed out a lot of homework lately and suddenly, it's all been completed and handed back in. However, now you've got to mark it all. Perhaps staying late tonight to get it all marked would be a good idea?
Level: 5-8
Branch: Both Branches
Timeout: Next Work Shift
Requirements: Stay Late
Parent's Evening
There's a Parent's Evening in a couple of days and you're going to be in for a long night. You've got a lot of students whose parents are going to come and see you so it might be a good idea to read through the work they've done, write up a report and attend the Parent's Evening.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Both Branches
Timeout: 5 Days
Requirements: Read 'Classwork', improve writing skill and attend the parents evening
To Teach Or Not To Teach
Lately you've been changing your teaching methods in the classroom and to your pleasant surprise, the students are responding. The Head is particularly impressed and suggests you take your idea to the City Hall to speak with the Education Authority.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Both Branches
Requirement: Attend Meeting
Translating
I'm not fluent enough in any other languages to translate, so if you're interested in translating this career into your own language, please download the Language Strings file and open in up in Notepad.
<KEY>Gameplay/Excel/Careers/CareerList:Example</KEY>
<STR>Translate This Text</STR>
Do this for the entire file, then attach the translation to a comment and I'll update as soon as possible.
The career has been tested but if you do run into any problems, don't hesitate to let me know and I'll see what I can do.
Additional Credits:
Twallan for the Careers mod
The NRaas team for keeping the mods updated
Arsil for his help with coding Opportunities
savanna1023 and MissMikki for requesting the career
My Mum for providing me with the levels and descriptions
Finally, Nike, Victor, SecretX and Lessien Vardamir for the translations!
This is another one of my older careers but has been updated and improved within the last several months. This does not override the Education career from Ambitions. In fact, this career is Base Game compatible.
For this career to show up, you will need the Nraas Careers Mod.
This career was made with Patch 1.69 and is in English and supports translations in Swedish, Russian, French and Dutch. If you're interested in translating this career, there are instructions at the bottom of the page.
The career is based at the School and splits between Primary and Secondary. There are five levels before the split and each branch has five levels.
There are no uniforms for this career. You can edit career outfits with Patch 1.31 and above, so I highly suggest using this feature to give your Sims a uniform of your own choosing.
There are 5 Opportunities available.
Your Sim may receive a bonus on Snowflake Day if Seasons is installed.
There is no boss for level 10 of the career.
There is one custom tone, Hold Tutor Sessions, which builds the Logic skill.
Join Text ~ Becoming a teacher can fill you with a sense of accomplishment. After all, would you be where you are now without the help of your teachers? Your entire life will be devoted to helping children and teenagers gain a full education. It?s a job to be proud of.
The Levels
1. Playground Monitor ~ Keeping the peace among the students is a job in itself but you can do it. Just keep a beady eye out for the bullies in the playground and help out the victims. As long as you report the incidents to your superiors, you should get along just fine.
25/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
2. Teachers Assistant ~ The teachers need you to help in the classroom. You will aid the children who need that bit of extra help, make sure everyone understood the instructions, and run errands for the teachers. It sometimes feels like a pretty thankless job, but a necessary one if you want that classroom experience.
30/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
3. Higher Level Teachers Assistant ~ As an HLTA you'll help out the teacher even more as you have that extra experience. This will prove invaluable to you in your later studies as a teacher. Your job doesn't really feel any different to that of a mere Teachers Assistant, but the pay is a significant increase due to your experience.
50/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
4. Cover Supervisor ~ Sometimes teachers get sick and when they do the school needs a cover supervisor to fill in and take the class. Of course it's not always that simple. The teachers often leave no work prepared for their classes and you're not yet qualified to teach the students. So some degree of improvisation is required in this job and an ability to remain calm and collected in even the most difficult classroom situations.
75/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5. Trainee Teacher ~ You've made it this far but this is where you really get to teach and keep order in the classroom. You're still only a trainee, so you have yet to earn the respect of the students. But while it's a long way off from becoming a respected teacher, it's definitely a start. Soon, you'll have to make serious decisions about how you're going to shape your career.
100/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Elementary Branch
6. Graduate Primary Teacher ~ Putting your all round knowledge of subjects is the key to holding the admittedly short attention-spans of the elementary students. You've begun to earn their respect as a newly qualified teacher and the children are beginning to like you. Keep your teaching standards high and you'll be climbing that educational ladder to Principal in no time.
125/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7. Infants Teacher ~ From ABC to 123, you can now play a part in helping young minds to grasp the basics. It's a difficult task, since the attention-spans of five and six-year-olds is not the best, but once you do grasp their attention, you'll feel a sense of accomplishment when your young students learn to count to ten and recite the alphabet. What a wonderful job you have!
170/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8. Juniors Teacher ~ The kids are bigger and older but work gets harder. You'll need to keep the lessons interesting to keep their attention! This is where a little more order in the classroom is required as the students move up towards the oldest in the school and begin to get a little too big for their boots. But keep your cool and know when to revoke classroom privileges.
240/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9. Deputy Headteacher ~ Having survived life in the classroom, you can now deal with some paperwork, have meetings with parents and teach occasionally. You've been put in charge of the discipline in within the school and having to deal with disgruntled parents and students isn't quite the delight you were expecting, but it's part of the job and you'll have to really have a golden tongue to keep your sanity.
325/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10. Headteacher ~ More paperwork and meetings with parents await you now you've reached the top. You'll do less teaching now as you are involved in the business side of running a school. Appointments of staff is placed in your hands and you carry the responsibility of the conduct of the school as a whole. Such responsibility! But you've climbed your way to the top and your career has been a long, yet rewarding one. So relax on the weekends and bask in the glow of your accomplishments.
450/hour
8.00am ~ 3.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Secondary Branch
6. Graduate Secondary Teacher ~ Everything you've learned will be put into practise now as you are a qualified teacher. You've chosen your special subject and you get a real sense of fulfilment when your students begin to grasp the subject and perform well in their tests and exams.
150/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7. Head of Year ~ As Head of your year group, you have to deal with any problems concerning students in your Year as well as your teaching duties. It means missing the odd lunch break and sometimes staying at the school very late, but you'll manage it; you?re the Head of Year! It's your job!
185/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8. Head of Languages ~ You still teach but your boss has recommended you as Head of the Foreign Languages department. You're in charge of all things concerning the languages taught in the school. You'll organise foreign residential trips for the students and will be in charge of arranging the school exchange programmes.
265/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9. Deputy Headteacher ~ There will be more paperwork and less teaching now as you meet with parents, attend meetings and find that there are never enough hours in the day. Discipline is your domain and you have to maintain the behavioural standards within the school environment.
350/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10. Headteacher ~ You are now involved more in the business side of running the school. You've reached the top and all your hard work has paid off. You still have to organise the staffing and confer with your Deputy Head as to the discipline, but your work is coming together and your retirement will look promising.
475/hour
8.00am ~ 2.00pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
The Opportunities
Exam Stress
It's exam season and the stress is mounting every day. The students are scratchy and over-tired and the teachers are irritable and anxious. A group of your students are getting really nervous about their next exam and you suddenly realise you might be able to help them out. If you organise a review session after school today, the students can get some extra revision in and ask for help when they need it.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Secondary
Timeout: Next Work Shift
Requirements: Hold Revision Session
Shall We Dance?
The teens have a school dance coming up and the organisers are short on chaperones. You have a lot of homework still to mark but there would be some overtime paid if you helped out. You're popular with the students so it might be fun for the evening.
Level: 6-9
Branch: Secondary Branch
Timeout: 3 Days
Requirements: Chaperone the Dance
Homework For Teachers
You've handed out a lot of homework lately and suddenly, it's all been completed and handed back in. However, now you've got to mark it all. Perhaps staying late tonight to get it all marked would be a good idea?
Level: 5-8
Branch: Both Branches
Timeout: Next Work Shift
Requirements: Stay Late
Parent's Evening
There's a Parent's Evening in a couple of days and you're going to be in for a long night. You've got a lot of students whose parents are going to come and see you so it might be a good idea to read through the work they've done, write up a report and attend the Parent's Evening.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Both Branches
Timeout: 5 Days
Requirements: Read 'Classwork', improve writing skill and attend the parents evening
To Teach Or Not To Teach
Lately you've been changing your teaching methods in the classroom and to your pleasant surprise, the students are responding. The Head is particularly impressed and suggests you take your idea to the City Hall to speak with the Education Authority.
Level: 6-8
Branch: Both Branches
Requirement: Attend Meeting
Translating
I'm not fluent enough in any other languages to translate, so if you're interested in translating this career into your own language, please download the Language Strings file and open in up in Notepad.
<KEY>Gameplay/Excel/Careers/CareerList:Example</KEY>
<STR>Translate This Text</STR>
Do this for the entire file, then attach the translation to a comment and I'll update as soon as possible.
The career has been tested but if you do run into any problems, don't hesitate to let me know and I'll see what I can do.
Additional Credits:
Twallan for the Careers mod
The NRaas team for keeping the mods updated
Arsil for his help with coding Opportunities
savanna1023 and MissMikki for requesting the career
My Mum for providing me with the levels and descriptions
Finally, Nike, Victor, SecretX and Lessien Vardamir for the translations!
Age: Adult
Career Type: Realistic
Chance cards: Some
Tags: ##themeBackToSchool, #Teaching, #Primary, #Secondary, #Career
Archive Information
This download is a custom career. This means that you will need the NRaas Careers mod installed in order to use the download in your game.
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MissyHissy_TeachingCareer.zip
| Added Dutch translation
Size: 61.0 KB · Downloads: 9,638 · 27th Nov 2019 |
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MissyHissy_TeachingCareer_LanguageStrings.zip
| For translators only
Size: 4.7 KB · Downloads: 1,923 · 24th Nov 2019 |
4.7 KB | 1,923 | 24th Nov 2019 |
Key: - File was updated after upload was posted
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-Don't re-upload my careers, apprenticeships, activities and 'degrees' with your changes.
-Don't claim my work as your own. Be a little respectful, this stuff takes a lot of time and planning to perfect.
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Happy Simming :)
-By all means edit my careers, activities, apprenticeships or 'degrees' but for your own use only please! And drop me a PM if you do make changes, I'd love to know what you've done :)
-Don't re-upload my careers, apprenticeships, activities and 'degrees' with your changes.
-Don't claim my work as your own. Be a little respectful, this stuff takes a lot of time and planning to perfect.
I'm currently NOT taking any more requests for Sims 3 Careers. I have done lots and I have lots more still to do on my list.
Recently, my inbox was full and I realise people couldn't PM. If ever you can't PM, please email me at [email protected] :)
Check out my other Careers at MissyHissy's Job Centre and visit my forum at MissyHissy's Job Centre Forum.
For further information on my custom 'degree' careers, please visit MissyHissy's College of Further Education.
For my Afterschool Activities, Apprenticeships and Teen Jobs, visit MissyHissy's School For Gifted Sims.
Happy Simming :)