i would like to know how much education one would need to enter the leagal proffession .?
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depends on what you want to do but if aspiring to be an attorney, first learn to use a spell check
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you need to complete school and write an entrance exam for admission to law school and then four years of study in the law college make you a lawyer.
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Actually you must have at least a master's degree and be working in the industry you are going to teach.  Or at least be able to reasonably associate it to your industry.
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You need to go to a 4 year university and major in elementary education.  If your high school has a teacher academy for students, you could enroll in that.  That would give you a head start, and may count towards some of your college classes.
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I looked into this.  In California, you have to get a Master's in Educational Counseling.  Though it is not manditory, most schools also want you to have a teaching credential and at least a couple of years of classroom experience.
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just ask your local department of education office...they can tell you all that is required and the forms to fill out
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in the United States it varies by state.  At least a bachelor's degree in either education or the language you want to teach, appropriate teaching courses including internships and student teaching.  Some universities may require a stay in the target language country or an OPI (oral proficiency interview) to determine your level of competance in the language.  Some states require that you get your bachelor's in your language and then add a year for teacher preparation.  It varies widely by state.  Most teachers have a Master's degree, either in their subject area or in education, and most states require that you continue to take courses throughout your teaching career in order to remain fresh and up-to-date.  I would contact universities in the State you want to teach (their School of Education) as well as the website of the State Department of Public Instruction for the states in which you want to teach.
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Depends on the firm.  Some firms will hire you with only a high school diploma.  Others may require experience in an area, and some may require a certificate or an associates degree.
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It really depends on the school you go to.  You will need to have a BA, preferably geared towards the area you want to teach.  For example, I am an elementary school teacher so my major is Liberal Studies (since I teach all subjects) and my minor in Education.  If you want to teach history or math than your major should be in those areas.  To get a teaching credential you will need to reapply (kinda like grad school).  You will be taking courses to teach you curriculum and instruction and student teaching or internship at the same time. It usually takes about a year.  If you want to take extra classes to have a CLAD (to be able to teach English Language Learners) you will have to see if you can take those before completing your BA.  I think they may be changing those requirements though and it may not be even called a CLAD anymore.  I got my crendential 4 years ago so I know things have changed now.  There are technology course you must take while doing your credential.  There are also california teaching standards that you must prove you have met but I do not have a lot of information on that.  Hope this helps!
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you can do B.ED\n{ BECHOLRS OF EDUCATION }\nthis would be a finest degree for \nteachers learning assistant\nmay be these web links help you \ngood luck
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Get a bachelor's degree in something, biology chemistry or biochemistry preferably.\n\nApply to graduate school for a PhD program in biochemistry.\n\nGo to graduate school for ~5 years, take classes, teach, do research.\n\nWrite a dissertation.\n\nDefend your dissertation.  \n\nBe awarded a PhD in biochemistry.
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have a cllege degree of course; get a degree in psychology and u'll be there with the snap of ur fingers
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A person with a good university education should understand the fundamentals of their selected profession.  They should realize just how much information is out there and how little they know about their chosen career path.\n\nWhile they may not be experienced, they should have learned skills which allow them to find the information they need to solve problems and perform the duties that their profession requires.
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College - minimum Master's degree with 18 hours of graduate study in office admin or related study.\n\nHigh School - Bachelor's degree and teaching certificate if public school and no certificate if private school.
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You have to find out the specific requirements for your desired law school.  Expect: a 4-year degree with a good grade point average, a good score on the LSAT, and alot of money for tuition.\n\nBest wishes
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Get a teaching degree.
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No. Usually the minimum education requirement is a high school diploma. However, officers who advance in ranks, or provide more advanced skills and services, have some college or university diploma or degree in addition to their police academy training.