Uh , food ? idk <| sep |> Lol , you want to evict Obama already ? <| sep |> Do you have a degree in any area ? Moreover , you could consider private schools , military academies , charter schools , or Montessori schools . These type of schools have been known to waive certain requirements that public schools require . For example , you may not need teacher certification to teach in a private school . Moreover , some districts have transitional programs for people coming off of active duty . You would do some workshops , some classes , usually at a local community college , and apply for a job through their department of education . After a couple years , usually two , of documented , successful teaching , your school can recommend you for the initial certification . Speaking from my experiences only , I know a lot of schools that are private would benefit from having you considering the military background . Discipline can be a huge issue , so having that commanding presence is a plus to some department . Honestly , I thank you for your service , and even at the end of it , you still want to serve our students . If you want to teach , please do . Lastly , some private and charter schools don ' t have benefit packages . So you having to make special commendations wouldn ' t even be an issue .