how to qualify to teach whilst in full time employment?

Question

teach any age
would like to teach physical edducation too

Answer 1

You can take evening classes and get your degree that way. Unfortunately you will face a big dilemma when it comes time to student teach. You may have to quit your job and get an evening job. Before you commit you should speak with an advisor and see if there are any options for you as far as student teaching. If you can afford to quit and do the student teaching, fine. But if you have a family to support you may have to do something special.

Answer 2

I did voluntary work one morning a week in a school whilst keeping my main job then got on the GTP programme. Type it into Google and it'll give all of the info.

Answer 3

That would be difficult to do.

My suggestion is to become a substitute while you get your credential. Many subs are considered long term and work with the same schedule all year.

Each state will have different regulations, so I also suggest you look at their teacher credentialing websites.

Answer 4

If you have a degree, then you can do a part-time PGCE (Post-Grad Cretificate in Education). You may then have to do further modules for specific KS groups.
Not sure if you need seperate qualification for PE though.

Answer 5

Try your local college (or ask council offices for local college info) you can normally get sessional work (few hours per week which normally includes evenings) and also train for your teaching quals as well.

Answer 6

If in the UK, you can either do a part time PGCE or you can do the GTP, where you train as an unqualified teacher.

go see teacher training website:

http://www.tda.gov.uk

Answer 7

most universities have night classes for employed people. it takes longer, but the degree is the same.