Special Educator

At first, one should determine the level for teaching as per his interests and skills. Primary schools cover the children from grade 1 to grade 8 (ages between 6 to 14). High school covers the classes 9th and 10th (ages 14 to 16)
If one wants to teach higher classes, it requires stringent qualification and specialised courses. Choose subjects for teaching:
One should choose the subjects in which he finds him capable of teaching. One should know how to instruct in a specific field. Bachelor's degree is a must for pursuing teaching as a career. Primary school subjects include English, Hindi, Social Science, Maths as main subjects. Some other subjects which are taught at this level are Moral education, Computer Science, General Knowledge, Second languages such as French and Sanskrit, Arts and Craft, Music and Dance. Secondary school or high school subjects include Hindi, English, foreign languages such as French, Math, Science and technology, history, geography, civics, arts, physical education, and health. Elective vocational training and music are also offered to the students at this level. Having an appropriate degree:
Teaching requires different levels of degree depending upon the level of middle or high school teaching. Primary school teaching requires Ted. (Diploma in teaching education), a 2-year Diploma programme having a 12th pass as a minimum qualification. D. Ed. course specifically teaches and trains one on how to handle young children which just any graduation course does not do. High school teaching requires Ed. (Bachelor in Education), 2-years degree programme having Bachelor's degree in Arts or Science stream (B.A. or B.Sc. ) as a minimum qualification. Regards.