how many years does it ussually take to become a teacher?

Question

Yes I know it depends.. But for on average..

How about masters? I think that may vary depending on the subject....

Answer 1

it takes roughly 4-5 years to get your bachelor's degree in education and student teaching.
Master's degree is usually 2-3 more years.

With the NCLB (no child left behind) issues, many states are beginning to add more requirements to the degree. I believe this depends on the subject matter you want to teach and at what level you are interested in teaching. Contact your state department of education to find out their requirements (or contact an advisor at your university)

Good luck

Answer 2

I'm not a teacher, so I don't quite have the best information, but from what I've experienced, you go to college, which takes 2-4 years. During that time, you do student teaching & practicum [which is more involved student teaching]. Well, they do that in Iowa City. Then you can graduate & become a teacher.

But to specify in subjects, or to become a professor [or whatever else], it will take longer. Such as a PhD.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Bachelor of Education takes 4 years in Australia in general (not counting any previous qualification or any honours or what not)
You can, if you already have a degree do a Diploma of Education.

Answer 5

That completely depends on you it can take years or if your smart enough it could be a
short period of time. My Aunt Mary get he Ba in a short time and was in teaching.

Answer 6

four years and two to get your masters