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    I take 4 weeks off. Some is paid and some is unpaid. None of my parents question the amount of time off. I used to get 5 weeks of paid vacation and personal days at the centre I worked at.
    If you can afford more time off, I would take it. This job leads to burnout very quickly, and you need some rest time to decompress.
    Last edited by Busy ECE mommy; 11-11-2016 at 10:42 AM.

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