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New question posted•2016-08-30 17:26:26

I have completed M.Sc in entomology and M.Ed. How can I get a permanent job in any good sector?

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Asked by Charusheela
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New answer posted•2016-08-29 10:54:54

Can I pursue D.Ed from IGNOU?

175 Views|Posted 2016-08-29 10:54:54
Asked by Vineet
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2016-08-29 10:54:54
The minimum qualification required for D.Ed is that, you should have 50% in class 12th from science or arts stream.

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New answer posted•2016-08-29 10:54:10
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2016-08-29 10:54:10
One of the main routes into primary teaching is to do Initial Teacher Education or Training (ITET) and get qualified teacher status. To do this you must have GCSEs in English, mathematics and a science subject. You will also need clearance by the disclosure and barring service.

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New answer posted•2016-08-29 01:44:14
Kamaraju pulugurtha
2016-08-29 01:44:14
For government jobs, there are good salaries. Salary revision and promotions are frequent. Math commands great respect.

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New answer posted•2016-08-29 01:36:32
Kamaraju pulugurtha
2016-08-29 01:36:32
Opt for the second option, Ph.D. It gives you a good footing. You can become a regular lecturer in a good college and your salary will be good too.

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New answer posted•2016-08-27 14:25:31

Can the education provided in MA be compared with B.Ed.?

119 Views|Posted 2016-08-27 14:25:31
Asked by Chandrayee
Meghna Sharma
2016-08-27 14:25:31
No, it cannot. The study material in the Masters is an in depth study of your Major. However, the B.Ed course includes the study of Education concerning your subject, strictly. Most educational institutions require B.Ed on top of your M.A. degree these days.

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New answer posted•2016-08-27 09:01:08
Sunil Soni
2016-08-27 09:01:08
To become a professor in a college, you require a PhD. BEd is a requirement to become PGT/ TGT in schools.

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