Reply To: Yeshiva/Working Part-Time

Thank you for all your responses. In response to PBAs question of how there is to be such an entry-level job to be found, I would give you an example from the education field. If one goes for his bachelor’s or master’s degree in general or special education, it is very possible to split his time between learning and working during the day in either a yeshiva or public-school (or P-3) setting. I was curious if, in such a case, there is any issue doing this while still a (relatively) young unmarried bochur, who is looking to earn some money and gain relevant real-world experience while still spending valuable time in the koslei beis medrash.