marshaOn 1/09/17, marsha wrote: > On 1/09/17, Marsha wrote: I am currently working under a temporary certification. I believe each individuals situation is different. I hae a degree in geography. I appled to teach ESE. I was told by the state I would have to complete 6 more college classes related to education, pass GK,ESE and Professional Certificati...See MoreOn 1/09/17, marsha wrote: > On 1/09/17, Marsha wrote: I am currently working under a temporary certification. I believe each individuals situation is different. I hae a degree in geography. I appled to teach ESE. I was told by the state I would have to complete 6 more college classes related to education, pass GK,ESE and Professional Certification. Now I am being told I also have to pass Elementary Education certification. Again everyones situation is different. some counties offer professional development classes that take the place of the college classes or you can take online classes or attend college again to complete the education classes. Wishing you the best. Its alot of work but I love what I do. >> On 12/03/16, PLawrence77 wrote: >>> On 9/11/16, Jenna wrote: >>>> On 8/21/16, Debbie W wrote: >>>>> Hello! I just recently decided to change careers and >>> pursue >>>>> teaching. I was a Communications major in college, and >>>>> I'm finding the certification website a little >>>>> confusing. I >>> see that >>>>> I have to take a few different tests (General >>>>> Education >>> and >>>>> then subject tests), but I'm just confused on if >>>>> that's >>> all I >>>>> have to really do and if it's possible as a none >>>>> Education major. Has anyone else gone through the >>>>> process with a Bachelor's degree in another major? Any >>>>> help and tips would be wonderful! Thank you! >>>> >>>> Yes, that is all you have to do. Once you get hired, >>>> you >>> will >>>> probably need to take additional classes, which you >>>> will be informed of and given enough time to complete. >>>> Usually just >>> a >>>> couple of classes though. >>> >>> May I ask where and when these additional classes are >>> located?
On 1/09/17, marsha wrote: > On 1/09/17, Marsha wrote: >> On 12/03/16, PLawrence77 wrote: >>> On 9/11/16, Jenna wrote: >>>> On 8/21/16, Debbie W wrote: >>>>> Hello! I just recently decided to change careers and >>> pursue >>>>> teaching. I was a Communications major in college, and >>>>> I'm finding the certification website a little >>>>> confusing. I >>> see that >>>>> I have to take a few different tests (General >>>>> Education >>> and >>>>> then subject tests), but I'm just confused on if >>>>> that's >>> all I >>>>> have to really do and if it's possible as a none >>>>> Education major. Has anyone else gone through the >>>>> process with a Bachelor's degree in another major? Any >>>>> help and tips would be wonderful! Thank you! >>>> >>>> Yes, that is all you have to do. Once you get hired, >>>> you >>> will >>>> probably need to take additional classes, which you >>>> will be informed of and given enough time to complete. >>>> Usually just >>> a >>>> couple of classes though. >>> >>> May I ask where and when these additional classes are >>> located?
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ms BobsOn 12/12/16, BK wrote: > Hello. Has anyone taken the FTCE Social Studies 6-12 > test? I haven't just start preparing for it. Email if you want us to share some pointers missbobsj@gmail dot com
Yes; your school should have submitted its plan by Nov. 1. The money is usually released after all the high school scores have been verified or corrected. What one school's disputed scores have to do with another school is beyond me, but I think it's just a way for the state to hold on to the money longer.
Last year we didn't get ours until almost Spring Break, which was in March.
Yes; your school should have submitted its plan by Nov. 1. The money is usually released after all the high school scores have been verified or corrected. What one school's disputed scores have to do with another school is beyond me, but I think it's just a way for the state to hold on to the money longer.
Last year we didn't get ours until almost Spring Break, which was in March.
P.W.On 11/08/16, Shwetha wrote: > I am seriously considering making the switch to teaching. > I have worked as a lawyer for over 6 years and have > been thinking about switching to teaching for over 2 > years. I have experience tutoring, but it was from a long > time ago. I have applied to fldoe for my statement of > eligibility and I...See MoreOn 11/08/16, Shwetha wrote: > I am seriously considering making the switch to teaching. > I have worked as a lawyer for over 6 years and have > been thinking about switching to teaching for over 2 > years. I have experience tutoring, but it was from a long > time ago. I have applied to fldoe for my statement of > eligibility and I am going to sign up for a certification > course. I have applied to substitute teaching positions but > I am wondering what else I should do while waiting for my > temporary certificate. I am not sure if my undergraduate > and law school credits will help me meet subject area > requirements. What steps should I take to get a teaching > job? I am interested in teaching middle grades science (I > was an astrophysics major before switching to pre- law) STOP....COME TO YOUR SENSES.....Do you know that in the 2013-2014 9 Teachers in the US were either Stabbed or Shot at school.....how many lawyers were shot or stabbed during that time frame? Middle school is the worse....I would not teach Middle School for $80,000! In Marion County, Ocala...substitute teachers are paid a big $70 per day....My God...reconsider...Teacher Education Programs in Universities are down over 50&37;....the teacher shortage is so bad in Texas for Charter Schools, all that is required is a GED to be a teacher....In fact in Florida...you do not need to be a college graduate by State Law......move to a different speciality of Law but my God...not teaching.