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Question Posted Monday January 30 2006, 7:34 pm

i have a bachelor degree in managment. i use to live in canada and studied french when in highschool. so i speak it fluently. does anyone no how to go about finding a job as a french teacher for the highschool level or middle school level. and would i need a certain teaching certificate to do such.. how would i find out jobs in or around my school district... thannxx so much!!

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ncblondie answered Tuesday January 31 2006, 5:05 pm:
I believe you do have to have a teaching certificate to be able to teach. Your best bet would be to contact your local board of education. They can give you detailed information on the qualifications needed and also offer suggestions on finding a position in your school district if you are qualified. Good luck.

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alisonmarie answered Tuesday January 31 2006, 2:07 pm:
Teaching for high school is different than teaching for middle school, and there are different requirements for both. It also differs from state to state.

Generally, to be fully qualified as a high school teacher, you need a double BA in the subject you wish to teach and secondary education. To teach middle school, you need a BA in primary education along with special qualifying tests to teach middle school - it usually helps to have minors in the subjects you wish to teach.

Now, there are school districts that will take on unqualified teachers and provide training while on the job. This usually means earning less money, but it does mean you can jump right into work and earning a qualification all at the same time. If you call your local department of education, they should be able to point you in the direction of schools/districts that offer similar schemes.

Best of luck.

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