To teach within the public school system in the United States at the pre-K through high school levels, you must have a bachelor's degree in a teacher education program from a regionally accredited college or university and state teacher certification. This would take approximately four years to complete as a full-time student, provided you take the program as prescribed by the college or university.
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Most Head Start programs want their lead teachers to have a bachelors degree in early childhood education. The educational requirement for teachers who are not lead teachers may not require a bachelors degree.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for a teacher as of May 2008 was as follows.* Preschool Teachers - $26,610 * Kindergarten Teachers - $49,770 * Elementary School Teachers - $52,240 * Middle School Teachers - $52,570 * Secondary School Teachers - $54,390
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No, one of the required prerequisites is a bachelors' degree, which is advanced study that follows a bachelor's degree.
No, it doesn't exist. General requirements include a bachelors degree, teaching certificate, and if teaching younger children, certified CPR.
There are so many degree abbreviations. However, the BAE is a bachelors degree. Typically a bachelors in early childhood education in the US is abbreviated as BA (bachelors of arts). The BAE, can be the abbreviation for bachelors in economics, or engineering etc. To get a better idea of all the abbreviations that fall under bachelors degree, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated below. I believe then, you will understand what I have stated in the above.
Most Teachers Require a Bachelors or a Masters Degree .
how many states require a bachelors degree in order to teach in early childhood setting
A teacher must have a bachelors degree which is four years.
You need a degree in Early Childhood Education. Any university with a school of education (teaching) is likely to offer such a degree. You'd have to investigate individual schools to see which have good programs, but you'd probably be best served by one in your home state. Out-of-state tuition is expensive, and preschool teachers don't make a lot of money.
All states require teachers certification for individuals who wish to teach in the public school system pre-K through high school.
Typically, for teachers state certification, it was a bachelors degree in education as it still is today. Parochial schools today may not require a teachers state certification.