If you have a degree in something different then education, can you still get a job as a teacher?

like a sociology degree?

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A few days ago

Anonymous

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It depends where you are located. You will more than likely need to get a masters, or take a few extra required classes to add to your bachelors. I know that my major of forensic psychology required me to take some extra classes because I did not have enough of what was required. (math, social studies, English, etc.) However, a classmate of mine was able to go straight into a Masters program because her bachelors was in English.

Try talking to the dean at a college near you, or where you would want to teach! Good luck.

A few days ago

grt_n_pwrfl_oz

You certainly can. My BA is in Human Studies and I’ve been teaching for two years now. You just need to get certified in your state – look at the state’s edu website to see the requirements.

A few days ago

don’t plagiarize

sure. most states will want you to get a teachers certificate, but the main thing is having a degree and experience. professors with PhDs do not have teachers credentials (I am sure you noticed that about some of your professors

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