Pages: 1 2  Next -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:34 am on Sep. 20, 2008 but, idk. I don't like kids. Help? What do you need to land a teaching job? -- Posted by Young Deezy at 12:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Lots of College. -- Posted by HatesYou at 12:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 A Bachelor's would be fine.  Teach high school students if you dont like small kids. -- Posted by W o n d e r l a n d at 12:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Hard work and persistance -- Posted by Antigen at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 12:34 am on Sep. 20, 2008 but, idk. I don't like kids. Help? What do you need to land a teaching job? please dont for the love of god u would be another douche bag teacher it sounds like =s] the whole not liking kids thing makes it a pain -- Posted by HatesYou at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Young Deezy at 3:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Lots of College. Na ah... Just four years.  Maybe six if you try and get a Master's ASAP. -- Posted by lostluvr86 at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 I want to be a fireman! -- Posted by Baron Samedi at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 To be a public school teacher? I think all you need like a 2-year degree from one of those colleges they advertise during daytime talk shows and late night sitcom reruns. -- Posted by Frostie at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Patience, And if a kid pisses you off put his ass in line. -- Posted by Trashed at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from HatesYou at 10:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 A Bachelor's would be fine. Teach high school students if you dont like small kids. A bachelors in what? Or just any? -- Posted by whirlgoesround at 12:37 am on Sep. 20, 2008 be a teacher at adult school then. -- Posted by HatesYou at 12:38 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 3:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 A bachelors in what? Or just any? Depends what subject you're going to teach. Say you're going to teach English.  You'd need to go to college and take courses that would fulfill those credits, along with an Education course.  And the Education course is important if you're thinking of teaching. It all depends on what school you choose, some schools require 120 Credits per semester i think? But yah... -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:38 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from joziah at 10:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 12:34 am on Sep. 20, 2008 but, idk.    I don't like kids.    Help?    What do you need to land a teaching job? please dont for the love of god u would be another douche bag teacher it sounds like =s] the whole not liking kids thing makes it a pain I see ur logic. but it fails, because even though i DONT LIKE KIDS, I'm patient, and I don't show it. And I really really love teaching. Love it enough to put up with dreadful kids. -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:40 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from HatesYou at 10:38 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 3:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 A bachelors in what? Or just any? Depends what subject you're going to teach. Say you're going to teach English. You'd need to go to college and take courses that would fulfill those credits, along with an Education course. And the Education course is important if you're thinking of teaching. It all depends on what school you choose, some schools require 120 Credits per semester i think?   But yah... could you have ANY degree and then take an education course later if you decided you wanted to teach? -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:41 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Trashed at 10:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 I laughed -- Posted by HatesYou at 12:43 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 3:40 am on Sep. 20, 2008 could you have ANY degree and then take an education course later if you decided you wanted to teach? Yes. If you just want to study English, for example, you can do so. Same goes if you just want to study Biology, Philosophy, or any other subject.   And within four years you can graduate with a degree in said subject. You can also just go to college and take several classes Freshmen year to see what interests you the most, then Sophomore year you settle in and get to business. -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:43 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Baron Samedi at 10:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 To be a public school teacher? I think all you need like a 2-year degree from one of those colleges they advertise during daytime talk shows and late night sitcom reruns. if u have higher aspirations and would like to teach in a private school for the MONEY. -- Posted by wallopwoop at 12:44 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Young Deezy at 12:35 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Lots of College. Actually no. Starting teachers generally don't want more than a Bachelor's degree as they require more pay and fewer schools will be willing to hire them. -- Posted by Baron Samedi at 12:45 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 1:43 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Baron Samedi at 10:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 To be a public school teacher?    I think all you need like a 2-year degree from one of those colleges they advertise during daytime talk shows and late night sitcom reruns. if u have higher aspirations and would like to teach in a private school for the MONEY.   Oh, then you're going to need like 6 years in an actual college. -- Posted by Anonymous at 12:47 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Baron Samedi at 10:45 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 1:43 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from Baron Samedi at 10:36 am on Sep. 20, 2008 To be a public school teacher?   I think all you need like a 2-year degree from one of those colleges they advertise during daytime talk shows and late night sitcom reruns.    if u have higher aspirations and would like to teach in a private school for the MONEY.   Oh, then you're going to need like 6 years in an actual college. You would need masters too. Hmmm. Any masters or something education specific? -- Posted by handsfree at 1:02 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Don't be a teacher. Choose wisely. -- Posted by wallopwoop at 1:03 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Education specific obviously... talk a guidance counselor at your school or at a university you're planning to attend... -- Posted by Anonymous at 1:09 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Quote: from handsfree at 11:02 am on Sep. 20, 2008 Don't be a teacher. Choose wisely. whats wrong with being a teacher? -- Posted by MaryLin at 10:29 pm on Sep. 20, 2008 As for me so far, an ability to speak good English.. -- Posted by o0Pippa0o at 12:34 pm on Sep. 21, 2008 it says your from Zimbabwe so surely there are different requirements there than in where ever it is everyone else is from. So this is really the wrong place for you to look, find a guidance counselor or something -- Posted by Anonymous at 3:10 am on Sep. 22, 2008 Quote: from o0Pippa0o at 10:34 pm on Sep. 21, 2008 it says your from Zimbabwe so surely there are different requirements there than in where ever it is everyone else is from. So this is really the wrong place for you to look, find a guidance counselor or something Now I'm from Antarctica. I guess I moved. huh. -- Posted by o0Pippa0o at 3:01 am on Sep. 23, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 11:10 am on Sep. 22, 2008 Quote: from o0Pippa0o at 10:34 pm on Sep. 21, 2008 it says your from Zimbabwe so surely there are different requirements there than in where ever it is everyone else is from. So this is really the wrong place for you to look, find a guidance counselor or something Now I'm from Antarctica.   I guess I moved. huh. No need to be smart about it. I was only tryin' to be helpful -- Posted by Anonymous at 3:15 am on Sep. 23, 2008 Quote: from o0Pippa0o at 1:01 pm on Sep. 23, 2008 Quote: from Bitner at 11:10 am on Sep. 22, 2008 Quote: from o0Pippa0o at 10:34 pm on Sep. 21, 2008 it says your from Zimbabwe so surely there are different requirements there than in where ever it is everyone else is from. So this is really the wrong place for you to look, find a guidance counselor or something    Now I'm from Antarctica.  I guess I moved. huh. No need to be smart about it. I was only tryin' to be helpful Not very helpful when your advice is trivial at best. -- Posted by sakurag at 8:34 am on Sep. 23, 2008 In my state, you need your bachelors as well as a Masters in teaching. That's 4-6 years of school, depending how many credits you take a quarter. Pages: 1 2  Next