What degrees do I need to qualify to teach in oregon?
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Try Pheonix University. They are an online university where you can study to become a teacher. I hope I helped you some.
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There are a couple of ways that you could go about getting this. If you already have a degree, you can take the alternative route. This consists of taking a few classes at a university and then taking the Praxis I and II. If you currently have a teaching degree, then all you have to do is take both parts of the Praxis. After you get your certification, you have 5 years to earn some C.E.U.'s to renew your teaching license. This is my second year teaching and I love it. GOOD LUCK! :)
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You will need four years of college. It would be wonderful it you would get your Master's degree too, however. You would position yourself for better jobs in teaching! That is wonderful that you are going to teach!
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It varies by state, you were smart to say where you live. Check out\nhttp://www.ctc.ca.gov/credentials/teach.html\n\nit is the California site for teacher credentials. It is the best place to start!
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If you want to teach anywhere in the U.S. with just a plain bachelor's degree all by itself, you can't. Every municipality requires that you have some college credits in education, preferably education courses with emphasis in your major area of study.
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No accredited teaching school gives a bachelors degree in two years.  It is a four year program.  You study your core subjects such as English, Math, Science and Social Science.  In addition you take Education Methods Courses, Child Psychology, Tests and Measurement courses, Technology in the Classroom Courses and you do observations much as you have outlined.  Your final semester you teach full time in a school under the supervision of your college professors and an supervising teacher at the school.  You assume all the regular teachers duties by the end of the semester.
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Do you want to teach English the language, or English Literature?  Where?\n\nIn California, US, to get a single subject teaching credential in English, you need a BA in English or you need to pass the appropriate English equivolency exam.  You also need to pass the CBEST.  You must also take some other courses to get your credential.  \n\nMy advice is to contact the education department of a local university and ask what other guidelines there are, as they vary by location.
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I live in Ohio, so odds are this won't be completely the same in Indiana, but this is how I got my certification.  The Ohio Department of Education accepts applications from all qualified applicants for substitute teaching certificates.  The only requirement is that you must have a bachelor's degree in something.  The applications were downloadable from the ODE website.  Perhaps I would check the Indiana Department of Education website and see if they have a similar form.
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The thing is about online and other distance degree programs is that if they are accredited (there is a board for state as well as federal accredidation) then you can use the degree(s) you get to move up in a job, apply for a job that requires a certain degree, etc. What you cannot do is teach with it. That's a whole other ball of yarn. To teach at a University or college in the U.S. you need to have graduated from a degree program at a recognized University or college. Now it gets confusing with teaching credentials for K-12 teaching. You need to check with your state on the requirements, but most want a four year degree from a recognized AND accredited University or college and added to that they have othr requirments. Here in California it's called a 5th year, and then you have to take two tests BEFORE you can go into the classroom.\n\nSo to answer your question of should you take the class...sure, but it won't serve any purpose if you want to teach. Credits also won't be applicable to colleges or Universities. BUT, if you want to better yourself, or enhance your work resume, then absolutely!
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The first thing you need to do is get enrolled in a teacher training program at a local university or college. Also, you  could look of the Department of Education online. It would be easy to find by doing a search. For example, if you wanted to teach in Ohio, you would do a search for Ohio's Department of Education website.
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you need to check with the school district you are interested in teaching in and they will give you everything you need to know. also they probably have a website and it will tell you anything you want to know. good luck
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Certified teachers are now required by every state, thanks to No Child Left Behind.  You can check out your state's Deptarment of Education website for the specifics on what is required.  Most are:\na 4 year bachelor's degree in education\na fingerprint clearance check\nbe able to pass a teaching test
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If you want to teach at a community college you need a masters degree.  If you wanna teach at a university you need a Phd.
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STATE  LICENSES\n\nMANY  FORIEGN  EDUCATION   DEGREE   DO  NOT  TRANSFER.   SO,\n\nCONTACT  THE  STATE  THAT  YOU  PLAN  TO  LIVE  IN AND  WORK    BEST  OF  LUCK.
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It depends on what you want to teach and where.  If you are a professor or a university lecturer, technical or vocational school instructor, or college instructor, the rules are much different, and you could quite likely teach in Canada.  Each university or school has its own criteria, depending on their needs, curricula, etc., and you would have to check them out individually.\n\nHowever, if you want to teach in elementary or high school in Canada, it is quite differnt.  You need to have your UK qualifications evaluated to determine where you would fit in Canadian certification.  This is different for each province, so you would need to submit your transcripts, UK teaching credentials, certificate of good conduct from your police, and possibly other documents to the specific Department or Ministry of Education of the province or territory you are interested in.  Most provinces in Canada now require two degrees to teach in elementary and secondary schools - an undergraduate degree in some "teachable" subject area (math, English, French, music, history, etc.) plus a teaching degree.  I have friends with UK credentials who did not have university degrees and they had difficulty getting certification to teach in Canada.\n\nWhile teachers in Canada are certified by provincial Minsitries or Departemtns of Education, they are hired by individual school boards and school districts.  Each  province and trerritory has several different boards or districts.\n\nIf you are willing to go to an area of Canada where there are teacher shortages, especially in some specific subject areas (mostly French, special education, math, technology) there may be special allowances.  These areas are mostly isolated rural areas.\n\nIf you have any specialist teaching certificate, such as additional qualifications in guidance, counseling, assessment, music, physical education, technology, special education, French, educational psychology, speech langauge pathology, administration, it will be much easier for you to gert a job.  There are always vacancies in those areas.\n\nThere is a procedure that must be followed in most provinces before hiring teachers internationally.  The school district must show they have exhausted the possibilities of hiring locally, provincially, and nationally.  However, if you are a landed immigrant the rules are pretty much the same for you as for Canadians.\n\nGo to the wesite http://www.educationcanada.com/ and you will see what teaching positions are currently advertised in Canada.  This includes only those positions employers choose to list on this website of course.  But it will also give you information about school districts, contact names and e-mail addrsses, etc.  At any given time many other teaching positions are being advertised in local papers.\n\nAlso do an Internet search to get to the websites of each provincial government and go to their ministries or departments of education.  Most of them list criteria for teacher certification and will give you contact names and numbers. Additionally, do a search for each provincial teacher association/union and you will probably see the current collective agreements, salary scales, etc.\n\nGood luck with it.  There are lots of opportunities in Canada.  Teachers are paid much better in Canada than in the US for example.  YOu will probably just have to do a bit of legwork and research to see where you could fit in the Canadian system.
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You have several options.  You can major in education in college.  You need at least a BA/BS to teach at a public K-12 school.  You can either major in history or education for your  BA/BS and then do what is usually a one year MAT program, a master's degree in teaching.  People with master's degrees earn more, regardless of what their MA is in.\n\nAnother option is to major in anything (probably history for you) and then do an Alternative Teaching Certificate Program (usually called an ACP or EPI program).  This is a condensed series of classes that give you all the classes you need to get certified to teach if you don't have a degree in teaching.  Many school districts also offer their own ACP programs that you can attend (there is a cost) but the hook  is that in order to do the school district program, you have to have been hired as a teacher in the program.  Most people find they can't get hired unless they are credentialed, so it a Catch-22 but some people do manage to get hired.\n\nHope that helps!  Look on your state Department of Education website for more info on the requirements and options.  Good luck.
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You'll need to get a bachelor's degree in physical education in order to be a pe teacher and/or coach.  There are the standard classes you will have to take during the first couple of years such as English Comp, college algebra, A&P, psychology, oral communications, etc etc.  There are education courses you must take as well as other courses that relate to your chosen field .. classes such as sports injuries, health & nutrition, coaching team sports, coaching individual sports, etc.  Best thing to do is go to the web site of the college you would like to attend and they should have the course outline on the site.