Yes, that's what I have been. I 've been denied a position in my school because there were not enough students to teach. So much the better.
My teaching experience in that school is over - exactly what I dreamed about so many times.
Now I hope when I will get a new position it'll be a real teaching, not a ridiculous ugly struggling trying to teach those poor children the language they did not need absolutely.
Probably someone reading this might be curious who exactly am I and what obscure language(s) I am talking about. I am half-russian, half-ukrainian,with a degree in French/English lang. & literature and a very strong interest in nordic and german cultures.
I read and can understand more or less texts in swedish and german, and hope to improve them.
Have a great interest in learning Danish. In a year or so I am planning to take a course of German in NYC.
German fascinates me. Always did. There were so many little personal events that connect me to Scandinavia and Germany (Finland as well) that everything that is associated with them is precious to me as facts of my spiritual biography.