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how many credtis you need to be a teacher? Each school district has its own eligibility requirements. Many Florida schools do not require a special certification for substitute teachers. However, there may be a few schools that do. Most schools require sub teacher applicants to have at least 60 college credits and a GPA of 2.5-3.0 to apply. If you have more college credits or have been a teacher before and retired you may get a higher pay scale then other sub teachers.
how many credtis you need to be a teacher? Each school district has its own eligibility requirements. Many Florida schools do not require a special certification for substitute teachers. However, there may be a few schools that do. Most schools require sub teacher applicants to have at least 60 college credits and a GPA of 2.5-3.0 to apply. If you have more college credits or have been a teacher before and retired you may get a higher pay scale then other sub teachers.
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It depends on what your associates degree is in. For nursing and engineering there are 68 credits needed.
You have to have 28 credits i know to graduate from any Putnam county schools so I'm sure it is the same for the state
you ask your teacher how many they will be stupid if they dont know
It depends on how long you have been teaching or if you have any experience as an educator and in the education business.
There are many possibilities when looking for a job in education. The most common of course is a teacher, or substitute teacher but there is also tutors, and text book writers.
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It varies depending on the school, so you should ask a teacher or guidance counselor at your school to find out.
Of course, a substitute teacher has all the rights and responsibilities a teacher has. Yes, the sub has the responsibilities of a teacher. But I disagree about rights. If there is a Substitute Teacher's Union or state organization in place, then there are rights. This is very rare. The truth is that a sub has no one to advocate for her or him. Three complaints (perhaps) and you can lose your job, even after years of work. If you are a retired teacher in the district & return to your old school, this of course is different. Everyone knows you. However, if you rotate among all the many schools in the district as I do, you rarely get to know anyone. The complaint arrives, the teacher and principal have never seen your face. There is a vulnerability in this situation that is hard to accept.
Of course, a substitute teacher has all the rights and responsibilities a teacher has. Yes, the sub has the responsibilities of a teacher. But I disagree about rights. If there is a Substitute Teacher's Union or state organization in place, then there are rights. This is very rare. The truth is that a sub has no one to advocate for her or him. Three complaints (perhaps) and you can lose your job, even after years of work. If you are a retired teacher in the district & return to your old school, this of course is different. Everyone knows you. However, if you rotate among all the many schools in the district as I do, you rarely get to know anyone. The complaint arrives, the teacher and principal have never seen your face. There is a vulnerability in this situation that is hard to accept.