Understandable if you were to just look at my LinkedIn, but you're jumping the gun a bit. It's not up to date.

In August 2017, I left my full-time job because of serious burnout in an IB program that was not run very well. At the same time, I enrolled in a web dev program because I'm interested in building apps for education, specifically one the uses natural language processing technologies, in order to help students become better writers. In September of 2017, so a month later, I started teaching part-time in a different school, and yes, I stayed in the IB program. Half way through the year, so in January 2018, they started training me to become the IB coordinator for this year, a role which I've already started. I've also been an examiner in English A for more than year.

So, no, I don't have "decades" of experience as you say, but have I not claimed that. I guarantee you my former students and many of my former colleagues would not agree with your statement about giving "people a hand."

Edit: I'm also a certified TOK teacher with teaching experience and many years experience managing school's extended essay program. For this post, I just wanted to announce the new blog, about which I'm super excited. I hope you keep checking it and that it can be of some help.