Obtaining your teaching certificate varies a little bit from state to state. In general, you need to first complete a teacher education program either through an accredited ungraduate or gradaute college degree program. In your teacher education program you will have to take required courses based on what level and subject area you wish to teach. In addition, you will need to complete student teaching which some schools call a teaching internship. You will spend a semester teaching at the age level and subject you wish to become certified in. Usually this teaching internship lasts from 12-16 weeks in length. You spend the entire school day in the school teaching and learning with help from your supervising teacher. To gain teaching certification you will also need to take the Praxis I or II standardized test. Each state board of education outlines which test to take and the minimum score you need in order to pass. You will also complete a teaching application packet with your state department of education.
To get a degree in teaching, it takes 4 years. To get a teaching certificate it varies with states. You can try www.certifcationmap.com and it should have a lot of information that will help you out.
yea if they prove they are not a felon and work hard in life to get that teaching certificate.
It depends. In the world of Teaching English as a Second or Foreign language it is the basic certificate which allows you to get an entry level job as a teacher overseas.
Teaching is to impart knowledge or skill and learning is to acquire knowledge or skill by study.
Basic Teaching Certificate
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Some teaching education programs can take years to complete. Rather than spend years slaving over a teaching degree, why not try earning your teaching certificate? Once you have a teaching certificate, you will be able to serve as a substitute teacher in the public school system. You can also make some money by tutoring on the side.
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You should be able to acquire a bookkeeping certificate from most community colleges, some 4 year colleges or from any continuing education facility.
Yes, an Alabama teaching certificate will transfer to the state of Georgia. With the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification, teachers are able to move from state to state.
Yes, and a teaching certificate. =)
California State College at Channel Islands