What is the best course if I want to become a secondary school food technology teacher?
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If you are in the UK there are several different routes.\n\n1. Do a degree in food technology or design technology specialising in food.  After degree you can go one of two ways...\n1a. If over 23 (I think, might be 25 but I'm fairly sure its 23) you can do a Graduate Teacher Programme which basically involves working and getting paid as a teacher in a real school under supervision of a qualified teacher and a university which supervises the course.  You complete assignments and it can be completed in a very short amount of time.\n1b.  At any age, do a PGCE at a university.  The governement offers a lot of incentives such as a grant.  You are in uni most of the time, but have placements in schools.\n\nA second route is to do an education degree with qualifieds teaching status (QTS) , this takes 3 to 4 years and means you don't need to do a post graduate degree.
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try this\n\nwww.wholesalelearningtechnology.co.nz
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Finish high school first.  It's not so much what grammar or math you know, as it is how well can you work with the learning process itself.  Also, think of the future.  Could you design your own menu without knowing the correct grammar?  Many recipes are developed in foreign countries - do you know any foreign languages?  There's so much you will miss - you WILL be sorry later.
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be more specific about your requirement and contact\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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Think about the alternative certification route. In our area the state holds a conference for the public about twice a year and shows people how to become teachers. Do a search for alterantive certifications for teachers in your area and good luck and God Bless.\n\nThere may even be granst for you, see the Texas link in my sources.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.derby.ac.uk/faculties/buxton/college-of-further-education/courses/catering-start-up-nvq-level-1\n\nhttp://www.abe.org.uk/about/faqs/start-nvq\n\ncc
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Yeah look online. You can take a quick one month course to get TEFL certified.\n\nCELTA is generally accepted as the best. Look it up online.
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http://www.culinaryartscooking.com/cooking/culinary_school_houston_texas.html\n\nhttp://www.chefbang.com/pastrychef/\n\nTry these Good Luck
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Go to your community college and ask to upgrade, \nyou can take most all high school grade 12 courses at your college.\nLook into summer school as well and take the highest courses possible. Study your brains out and get perfect A's\nAsk to be skipped ahead.\nTake out books on your own time and learn material that may be usefull later on.\n\ntake college english first, that way you learn to right essays \ncorecctly for all other classes.\n\nOh and look into online courses
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.food.gov.uk/multimedia/webpage/98016
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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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Go here then click request info.\nhttp://www.allculinaryschools.com/find/TX/?src=goo_culinary_city394_T1
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Ok there are different levels of being a chef... go to this website and click on the appropriate one.
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Most school systems have a vocational school with a cooking program. After school you should look into schools like the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY. Why don't you contact them and find out what they are looking for in prospective students? http://www.ciachef.edu/
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You should study teaching.
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If you want to be a teacher you have to do a teaching course, either that or do the child care course then a PG Dip to allow you to teach.  If you are not sure what course is right for you, you should speak to the admissions dept at the college who can tell you more about the course entry requirements and couse contents, also ask if you can speak to a careers advisor who will be able to help.  If you got A & B grades for your highers/A levels then you could go to university and do your course there.  The careers advisor at the college would be a good starting point though. Good luck.
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I think Barnet College has quite a few courses on a lot of things. Check them out.