Hi! This is not something I have researched thoroughly so I may be wrong. I started doing supply teaching as a non-qualified teacher in the French Catholic Board (CECCE) last June. I was chatting with another non-qualified teacher (meaning: a teacher who doesn't have a teaching degree, you can be qualified in other ways) during recess one day and when she found out I already had a master's degree she told me I could get through Teacher's College in one year instead of two. This was a very casual conversation while we were watching a bunch of kindergartners: some details might have been lost in the fine print!! But it's worth looking into.
I have never heard that having a Masters reduces the length of time to get a B.Ed. - is that for specific circumstances only? I would like to teach also, but an expensive 2 year program seems too much at my age. Teaching English as a 2nd language only takes 1 year.
Hi! This is not something I have researched thoroughly so I may be wrong. I started doing supply teaching as a non-qualified teacher in the French Catholic Board (CECCE) last June. I was chatting with another non-qualified teacher (meaning: a teacher who doesn't have a teaching degree, you can be qualified in other ways) during recess one day and when she found out I already had a master's degree she told me I could get through Teacher's College in one year instead of two. This was a very casual conversation while we were watching a bunch of kindergartners: some details might have been lost in the fine print!! But it's worth looking into.
I have never heard that having a Masters reduces the length of time to get a B.Ed. - is that for specific circumstances only? I would like to teach also, but an expensive 2 year program seems too much at my age. Teaching English as a 2nd language only takes 1 year.
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