who long does take to become primary teacher?
815365
I'm in school for early childhood education (K-3) and it takes 4 years for your degree, but then in most states, you need your masters within a few years which will take about a year to get.
1161901
Face it, who is getting paid to "teach" the children, Teachers are.  In todays society, people want someone else to blame and since we are getting paid to work with the children, we shoulder the blame.  It is not fair, I agree.  When I see a child for 45 min. a day, approximately 180 days a year, I should not be the fall-guy.  Get real!
479782
the best thing for you to do is to check with the state education office. they will beable to help you out with that. it also depends on what area that you want to teach that they are short in teachers. i know that kansas does it, i went through that process, which took about 3 years.
5147
you must be a board passer and at least with  3 years experience in teaching.  try to  apply online  also
607994
This is a subjective question with too many variables that we're not priivy to. A generic answer would be, no one is never too late to teach elementary school. The only prerequisites for a goood teacher arethat you be caring, creative, and patient.
400217
Well, it varies state by state, as they all have different rules for teaching certifications.  I did not study education, but studied chemistry.  I decided I would like to teach.  Florida had and still has a huge teacher shortage.  In Orlando they were hiring people like crazy to be teachers and could not fill the classrooms.  All you had to have was a 4 year degree in anything and you could get a 3 year temporary teaching certificate.  Then, the school district paid for the training for me to get fully certified.  This was Orlange County Public Schools in Orlando, Florida, but I know there were a lot of school districts that were this way.
732569
Very simple. Join an English teaching school.
300769
Here is a little help for you.\n\nU.S schooling system:\nWe have grades to represent years. e.g 4th grade.\nwe teach the history of our country.\nOur children go to primary middle and upper school.\n\nBritish schooling system:\n\nWe use years e.g year 7\nwe teach the history of the british isles\ntraditionly we got to primary then we go to high school\nwe have a levels
725613
FIRST you must complete your four years of college, you will major in a subject such as English or Math and in Secondary Education.  Your Education courses will cover the portfolio and required classes.  You will be required to student teach for a semester as well.  It is very likely that it will take you a minimum of 4.5 years if not 5.  The state of WI has standards that you must reach including a Student Teacher Aptitude test, classes in History, the environment, special education (even if you are not a special ed teacher) Wisconsin has some of the most rigorous teaching requirements and most states will accept your degree and certification with no problem.
55370
This is what I found on the site noted below.  There is a lot more info if you want to look it up.\n\n"Children between the ages of three to six go to kindergarten. There they study language, math, singing, and painting and participate in sports. However, because there is a shortage of room, many children do not get to participate in pre-school education. But, because of the importance placed on education, that is changing.\n\nAfter kindergarten, the educational system is broken into three stages. Primary school, secondary school and then the university. Primary school is required and last for six years. Although in the more rural areas of China, the schooling is always enforced.\n\nWhile in primary school, the students are exposed to math, Chinese and one foreign language, English or Japanese. These are the main subjects, however they covered is Biology, music, art, politics, history, physics, chemistry and geography.\n\nOnce they complete with their primary school education, an exam is taken before they proceed to the next stage � secondary school. This also lasts for six years, broken down into middle and upper school. A student will go to middle school for three years, upon which another exam is taken before proceeding into upper school. The student who completes the middle school stage may then proceed into vocational colleges.\n\nPrimary and middle school is required, but from here on they have the choice to quit or continue their education. Within the vocational schools there are three types: technical secondary schools, vocational high schools and skilled worker�s schools. With technical schools the idea is to create managerial personnel for the front line of production. With vocational high schools, the training is focused on certain professional skills. Lastly are the skilled workers schools.\n\nThese are for bringing about technical workers. Essentially, a vocational school allows a student to study technical, teacher training or agricultural courses. How well they do with the upper school education depends upon if they can meet the university entrance requirements, which are known to be difficult and demanding.\n\nThe highest level of education that one can receive in China is a university education. This is something that is offered to a small amount of Chinese. For instance, in 10,000 students only 18 will be offered a university education. The main study at universities is in humanities and science, although there is an interest in architecture and engineering. However, the emphasis is usually placed on scientific and technical education.\n\nOnce the students finish with their university education, it is up to the authorities to find them employment. Also, on a small scale, is the emergence of post-graduate study. Today, China has a post-graduate education system in place."
389214
go to college and get your teaching degree.  If you go for a masters, it will take about 5 year.  During that time,  Prove that you have paid your debt to society and keep out of trouble.  Become active in your church and build good references.
703846
It took me 20 years literally. I have a teacher that is from china and he is very strict. it shouldnt take you that long though.
837036
my dear friend!\nThe jof of a teacher is very much demand in all schools begaining from primary section to the high schools. \n1- First u complete your Bachelor in Education from any institution. only after that u can  join any school \n2- u can even join a school, and during this period, u can do BEd by correspondance courses offered by open universities\n3- Having this BEd degree, u will certainly get more salary, \nApply at all boards in your area and see what they require. As there are forms to fill out, go in person. Fill out the forms. Ask for an appointment with personnel or superintendent
842158
2 Years - (AA or AS) Associates' Degree\n4 Years - (BA or BS) Bachellors' Degree\n6 Years - (MA or MS) Masters' Degree\n8 Years - (PhD) Doctorate's Degree
898762
Actually, full time education (For reduction of Council Tax) , is more than 16 hrs. If you want to claim for doing part time (Social Payments), then it must be less than 16 hours.
966865
Most teachers these days have university training. If you get a lesser qualification you will not off the bottom rung of the teaching career ladder. In its early days, the Open University made a fortune out of non-graduate teachers wanting a degree to get promotion. Also, it is highly unlikely you will qualify as a teacher without doing full-time study on the way.\n\nIf you are already working, you could look at doing a university degree part-time. If you are in London you could apply to Birkbeck College, or (anywhere) you could enrol with the Open University. Be warned this takes a long time and is hard work.\n\nUni these days is no promise of a good job, but you need to go to Uni to get most decent jobs. If it were not so the Government would not have 18 year olds over a barrel with student loans!
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Where I'm in school at it takes five years, but your fifth year is for student teaching.