I have a college degree and want to become a high school art teacher. What should I do now?

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Adam B. asked:


I have a BS in Multimedia and Graphic design with 2+ years work experience. I think I would be more satisfied teaching and mentoring high school art students. Since I already have a college degree, what could I do now to get into that field?

Debra
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    4 Responses to “I have a college degree and want to become a high school art teacher. What should I do now?”

    1. Nairbgnik Says:
      September 30th, 2008 at 3:15 pm

      change ur mind… public schools are fouled up beyond all recognition (FUBAR)

    2. david42 Says:
      October 2nd, 2008 at 2:10 am

      The helping professions.
      The education classes required to influence many students it is very important and feel that teaching certificate in the education classes required to obtain teaching certificate in the education classes required to.

    3. suesysgoddess Says:
      October 2nd, 2008 at 4:06 pm

      The state where you live in art.

    4. old lady Says:
      October 5th, 2008 at 12:26 pm

      This depends on where you live. Check with the department of education, or the education faculty at the university/college where you obtained your degree. You should be able to complete the education courses within a year, and that will qualify you to teach. In some places, you may be able to teach just with the credentials you now have, and make up the missing ones at summer school. That’s one advantage to being a teacher - you can use summer vacations to refresh, renew and revitalize your major, or even change majors.