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    Re: what is best way to get a single subject teaching credential
    Posted by: intern on 6/04/15
    () Comments

    I'm assuming you have a bachelor's degree with credits in
    math? If so, you should look into LA Unified's Intern
    program. It's tuition free, you get paid while working
    towards a full teaching credential(as well as teaching full
    time as an intern teacher), and you're done in two years.

    I think they have pretty healthy demand for math teachers.
    There are other districts with intern programs in the LA area
    though I'm not sure if they're tuition free. Teaching in LA
    is urban teaching, and that's challenging, but that is why it
    is tuition free.

    I think it may be too late to get in for this year, but check
    into it ASAP because they sooner you get going, the sooner
    you're done.

    On 5/29/15, Meg wrote:
    > I am a tutor of math for 3 years, finished all 3 subsets of
    > CSET math test. love working around with kids.
    >
    > I don't mind to back to school (part-time)for a year or so,
    > or to do guest-teaching.
    >
    > What is best path to get full time teaching credential
    >
    > BTW, I live in east los Angeles area.
    > Thank you in advance
    >
    > Anybody recent


    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • what is best way to get a single subject teaching credential, 5/29/15, by Meg.
  • Re: what is best way to get a single subject teaching credential, 5/31/15, by T.
  • Re: what is best way to get a single subject teaching credential, 6/04/15, by intern.