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    Re: Transition to Teaching - Business Ed
    Posted by Almost forgot... on 9/06/08

    Forgot to add please also tell him to look at getting his
    vocational business endorsement. He can take the classes he
    needs for it online from Indiana State or on campus at Ball
    State. He will need outside-of-education work experience to add
    it as well (not in marketing or self-employment). It will allow
    him to teach more business classes, including Work co-op, etc.
    Some Indiana schools now won't even interview without the
    endorsement, it is that important to those schools now. He can
    do it on the tail end of his coursework, or just after he is
    done. It is my understanding he has to have the business ed on
    his license before it can be added.

    On 9/06/08, IN Teacher wrote:
    > Depends on your definition of "twisted" Most TTT programs now
    > have programs to help people get some of their education
    > classes and classes they might be needing in their major area
    > for the Indiana certification, but at one point they all have
    > the person take time off of their full time job to student
    > teach. This is because that is required, to my knowledge from
    > what I was told, no way around that. Which makes sense. That
    > experience is needed, and not having it is a slap in the face
    > for those of us that took the "traditional" route. We are in
    > a profession, and that (to me) is like asking doctors not to
    > go through residency. I would not want to go to a doctor that
    > didn't do that!
    >
    > Tell your better half though that the business ed cert is a
    > good option though if he is serious about doing this for his
    > career. I know for a fact there was a shortage of positions
    > this year in business education, some schools even started the
    > school year with emergency subs. If he's willing to look and
    > move statewide, he will have options when he is done. If you
    > are locked into the larger areas (Indy, Fort Wayne, etc) it
    > will be more challenging.
    >
    > Good luck.
    >
    > On 9/05/08, Jennifer wrote:
    >> Hello!
    >>
    >> I'm actually writing on behalf of my better half, who's
    >> looking into the TTT programs for Business Education. Has
    >> anyone out there gone through this process? He's finding
    >> it a more twisted route than expected, and we were
    >> wondering if anyone has ever successfully pulled this off
    >> and, if so, how.
    >>
    >> Thanks in advance for your help!
    >> Jennifer

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  • Transition to Teaching - Business Ed, 9/05/08, by Jennifer.
  • Re: Transition to Teaching - Business Ed, 9/06/08, by IN Teacher.
  • Re: Transition to Teaching - Business Ed, 9/06/08, by Almost forgot....
  • Re: Transition to Teaching - Business Ed, 9/06/08, by Currently in TTT.

     
     

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