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6 months agoContributor-Level 7
In many private schools and preschools, yes ECCE or a similar training (like NTT or D.El.Ed.) is preferred or mandatory. The National Education Policy 2020 is also emphasizing trained early childhood educators, especially under the Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) mission.
So, doing ECCE boosts your credibility, job options, and salary as a preschool teacher.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
The official medium of teaching at BSMU Russia is Russian. However, note that the first 3 years of the course is taught in English. The university provide Russian language classes for foreign students. These are the preparatory courses for foreign students who want to study in Russian language further. These course help students the Russian language from the very beginning.
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6 months agoBeginner-Level 2
Biology includes chemistry
Which basically you don't have seperate chemistry subject to teach
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Dr. Saskia Brown, is a prominent figure in New Jersey's educational system, having spent over 18 years working to improving the state's educational system.
She is known for accelerating school change by creating realistic learning environments for students.
She is currently working as the Deputy Superintendent of Schools for Harlem Children's Zone Promise Academy Charter Schools & a professor in New Jersey.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
- In India, in order to teach in a school at the TGT/PGT level, it usually requires a B.Ed. degree. If you want to teach in a government school, you will need to clear exams like CTET/TET.
- To work as a professor/assistant professor in a college or a university, one needs to pass the National Eligibility Test (NET) or State Level Eligibility Test (SLET).
Although a master's degree is always preferred, in case you already have an M.Sc., it is a good starting point. Some institutions may value teaching or research experience in addition to qualifications.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 7
Not always but it's highly recommended. Some private playschools might hire teachers without formal training, but to get good jobs, promotions, and credibility, especially in CBSE/ICSE-affiliated or international pre-schools, an NTT certification makes a huge difference. Also, if you're planning to open your own preschool, this training gives you the right foundation.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 7
Pursuing a D.Ed is a great first step, but to grow your career, you should consider the following things:
- Doing B.Ed. after gaining some teaching experience
- Consider appearing for TET and teaching service commission exams
- Learning technology tools (for online teaching)
- Upgrading with specializations like inclusive education or pre-primary education
This way you can move from classroom teacher to head teacher, coordinator or even education officer in the long run.
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