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college teaching certification?

by Thanks

Feb 14, 2011

If I wanted to teach at a community college, do I need a teaching certificate? I couldn't find any info on the NJ DOE website, seems things just pertain to K-12.

c.e. You don't need any certification to be an adjunct in a college/university. On 2/14/11, Thanks wrote: > If I wanted to teach at a community college, do I need a > teaching certificate? I couldn't find any info on the NJ > DOE website, seems things just pertain to K-12.

Feb 15, 2011

Thanks Thank you. How about if one wanted to pursue a full time instructor position?

On 2/15/11, c.e. wrote: > You don't need any certification to be an adjunct in a > college/university. > On 2/14/11, Thanks wrote: >> If I wanted to teach at a community college, do I need a >> teaching certificate? I couldn't find any info o...See More

Feb 15, 2011

Steve You need at least an M.A. for the community college level. A PHD is required for the bigger schools.

On 2/15/11, Thanks wrote: > Thank you. How about if one wanted to pursue a full time > instructor position? > > > On 2/15/11, c.e. wrote: >> You don't need any certification to be an adjunct in a >> college/univer...See More

Feb 15, 2011

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