How do i become a Kindergarten teacher?

Answer 1

To teach within the public school system, a bachelor's degree in an education program with state teacher certification is required for all states within the US.

In the state of California, your teaching credential for multiple subjects in a self contained classroom covers grades K-8. Most, but not all, programs involve about 4 semesters of post bachelors degree study. Although you may have an preferred grade in mind, most new teachers take any grade offered by a school district in order to get their foot in the door. Private schools have different requirements and may not require a teaching credential. visit us at jesussacredheart.com

Answer 2

You should look into taking Early Childhood Education (ECE) classes at junior college. You might also check with your state's department of education to see if they have any unique requirements (licensing, etc).
Phil

Answer 3

In my country everyone can be a part time kindergarden teacher as long as they are a female but i think there is a specific degree, something like Degree in Pre-school Education or Degree in Children Psychology that can help you land the job better. If degree is too time consuming, maybe a diploma would be enough.

In the US, states regulate teacher certification. A minimum of a bachelor degree is necessary. Common degrees are:

BS in Early Childhood Development

BS in Ed.

BS in Child Psychology

Answer 4

First of all you need to complete either a 2 or 4 year degree in early childhood education. In the state I live in, you can submit an application to intern at a local elementary school to observe and practice teaching an actual class. Once the education for your degree is complete, you must pass a State Exam to become a fully state licensed educator.