Terrence Said:

If I want to pursue a career in education...?

We Answered:

if you want to be a teacher, you need a state approved credentialing program. Your state keeps a list - usually on its certification website.

One reason you may be having difficulty is that either:

The school you chose is not state approved

OR

all credentialing programs are graduate work - you need a bachelors.

Have a BA yet?

Gary Said:

How do I make the transition from teaching in the classroom to a career in curriculum development?

We Answered:

First, look for internal promotion opportunities. Could you become the head of the X department within your current school or at a new school in your district? In that position, you would be able to take on some curriculum leadership responsibilities while staying in the classroom. Once you've demonstrated that kind of initiative, jobs outside the classroom from the Board/Ministry of Education and/or the school district would be more within your reach. Those jobs are normally advertised in trade newsletters and on the websites of the respective agencies.

Marjorie Said:

why is higher education is important for our career development?

We Answered:

Higher education is important for two reasons. First, depending on what you want to do for a career, you might need knowledge to do your job. You can't be an engineer without some higher education.
Second, in college you learn whole new ways of thinking. Employers like to hire people who have gone to college because they can think in more sophisticated ways.

Ray Said:

Can one find and /get an individual or organisation who can sponsor one,s education or career abroad - Britain

We Answered:

companies might be interested in you if you have some skills, look at the area you want to work in and contact those companies which have an office both where you are and in the UK

Patricia Said:

The contributions of career education in economy development in Nigeria?

We Answered:

That is a very interesting question. You might try www.wikipedia.com to search for the answer, if you can't find it here.