I’m a student teacher & was dress coded for my outfit, I’m so embarrassed I have no idea what’s appropriate to wear now

WORKING OUT what is and isn't appropriate to wear in a new workplace can take some time.

But one student teacher was left embarrassed when she was dress coded for her outfit.

Taking to TikTok, , from the US, revealed the outfit that got her dress coded.

She wore a white dress that come just above the knees and teamed it with an oversize black cardigan.

In the video, she said: "So I got dress coded at school today while student teaching and both my partner and I were wearing dresses.

"The principal told us to dress for the jobs that we want, so now I'm extremely embarrassed and I don't know what to wear for student teaching anymore."

Alison then began to rummage through her work wardrobe showing a tight floral dress and was concerned if it fits the dress code.

She then wore a flowy green and white gingham dress and added: "I've worn this dress multiple times, again, I really didn't think it was an issue, it falls below my fingertips.

"But now I'm so scared."

She then shares some of the tops she has previously worn to work and was concerned they might be 'too cropped' to wear to class anymore.

Alison added: The school that I teach for has a pretty chill dress code, I've totally seen other teachers wearing dresses like I've been wearing and they're allowed to wear jeans.

"I thought we had a pretty chill dress code but apparently not and I don't know what to do."

The video has since gone viral with over 370k likes and people quickly took to the comments to share their thoughts on her outfits.

One wrote: "I think every one you showed wasn't really appropriate."

A Second person commented: "A lot of them look a little too low of cut. As a teacher myself... I would just be careful with that!"

Another user claimed: "Not one of those outfits would ever fly in my district. very youthful.. they are cute, but do not scream professional AT ALL."

A third penned: "This is why we are losing good people! Nothing wrong with any of the outfits."

Meanwhile, a fourth penned: "I’m a teacher- the length is fine, it’s more than likely the neck line and low cut/open back. I typically do t-shirt dresses."