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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
Now, B.Ed is essential for all teaching posts. For becoming PGT teacher, you have to complete your post graduation.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
As you want to build your career in teaching line, then you can go for BTC or B.Ed. You can take admission in B.Ed on the basis of your post graduation marks. NTT is applicable for nursery classes only. After B.Ed. You can teach classes up to 10+2. In UP, B.Ed entrance examination form is available from 10 Feb 2016. You can apply.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
You can appear for TET, but in the final interview, you have to produce the marks sheet and pass certificate of your Diploma.
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Anjali Sharma
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The full form of B. EL. ED is Bachelor of elementary education. It is an exciting four-year integrated professional degree programme for training teachers at the elementary school level. A B. El. Ed graduate can opt for a professional teaching career or pursue further studies like M. El. Ed or M.Ed at the postgraduate level. In case you are interested in becoming TGT or PGT, you could also pursue M.A. In some teaching subject, after doing B. El. Ed. Teaching in Government Schools (Up to Class VIII), all across India and private Schools. Leading the elementary school systems in various capacities. Teaching and research in elementary edu
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Happy Mihani
Contributor-Level 6
Minimum Qualifications for Teaching Staff:
1. Principal / Headmaster / Headmistress: The term
Principal / Headmaster / Headmistress will mean
the Headteacher of a School.
2. Vice-Principal / Senior Master / Senior Mistress:
Vice-Principal / Senior Master / Senior Mistress
will mean the next in charge and normally would officiate
as head in the absence of Principal / Headmaster /
Headmistress.
3. Minimum Qualifications (a) Principal/ Headmaster / Headmistress:
The Principal/ Headmaster /Headmistress must possess apostgraduate academic degree in a
teaching subject from a recognised University and a
recognised teacher-education degree and fiv
1. Principal / Headmaster / Headmistress: The term
Principal / Headmaster / Headmistress will mean
the Headteacher of a School.
2. Vice-Principal / Senior Master / Senior Mistress:
Vice-Principal / Senior Master / Senior Mistress
will mean the next in charge and normally would officiate
as head in the absence of Principal / Headmaster /
Headmistress.
3. Minimum Qualifications (a) Principal/ Headmaster / Headmistress:
The Principal/ Headmaster /Headmistress must possess apostgraduate academic degree in a
teaching subject from a recognised University and a
recognised teacher-education degree and fiv
...more
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Happy Mihani
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Yes, you may. Just first decide whom you want to deal with. young children, early adolescents or teenagers of class 11th or 12th? Firstly give TET, as per that you will be allotted a B.Ed college. Complete B.Ed and here you go. You will become a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher). You may opt for public admin as your subject and become civics or economics teacher or you may apply for CTET (Central Teaching Eligibility Test).
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