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How long does it take to become a high school teacher in Canada?

What classes should i take in high school to become a elementary school teacher one day?

  • I want to be a elementary school teacher and i want to know what i need to become one. What classes should i take?

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    Take the general selection of courses for the college bound student. As much English, math, science, and social sciences you can handle. A foreign language if there's one likely to be spoken where you want to teach, speech, and any electives you're interested in--art, home ect., shop, drama, choir. Pick a university with a good teacher prep program and read their requirements and look at the courses they expect you to take during the 4 years there.

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You pick classes that you wanna teach. And then you go to collage for the guidance to guide you of course. Next you try to get the job to be a teach at a great school and end up being a teacher for 10 years until you find a better job. Good luck!

Abreya Wright

The usual subjects and do any subjects related to child development.Go to college or university for 4 years and study to be a teacher.They teach subjects like they do at high school.You major in 2 subjects like maths and science.

Kerry

Early Childhood Education, nursing, nutrition, etc.

Key

i think definitely english then at least one out of maths, science, music or sports/physical education

Alicia

google it, you'll get a lot of information

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