Do i need a degree to become a teacher?

Question

I have an HND and 11years experience in my field which is woodwork, design, general creative stuff. I dont think there is a degree in C.D.T., is there??

Answer 1

I'm really not sure but think you'd be ok as a college tutor but think you need a degree to be a teacher at high school. You still probably need to do some sort of course.

Answer 2

you need a degree, not neccessarily in your subject field. more importantly, you need a PGCE.

http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/...

Answer 3

Yes you need a degree to become a teacher.  You need a degree (3 year course usually) and then a PGCE (1 year course usually) to qualify to teach.  You could try resistant materials, engineering, designing courses for the degree.  You can mix and match courses and points these days so you don`t have to do just one specialism eg you could do art, engineering, resistant materials and media studies for your degree and then get you education certificate.

Answer 4

No, come to work in my district, where, if you are an ethnically matched female with big b***s, you will be groomed into a job in no time.

Answer 5

yes,

try to take as much as higher education possible for you.

see,teacher is like a gardner who caltiwats the plants.

so, teacher must have almost all skills to pour it to his/her students.

so they (your students) can stand very farmly in socity.

so that you have to take higher most education.

now from my side i am autocad software teacher can i get students from uk. to teach autocad online.

what you think?

Answer 6

If you are wanting to teach at a public school or college than you need a BS, MS or PHD. At some private schools they will allow you to teach without a degree as long as you have sufficient knowledge in the field.

Answer 7

No, nor any common sense

Answer 8

Talk to the TDA about the best way to proceed.

www.teach.gov.uk