No I want to teach in public schools, but I am not sure 100% about that. I want to be a teacher and I know I'm gonna have to work very hard for that. What is your opinion about that? Could you give me some ideas?

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meru

15 Nov 2014

English (US)

Most schools and all public schools are going to require you to have a bachelor's degree. :)
I would also look for organizations that give advice for people from your country wanting to teach in the USA.
If you don't have a bachelor's degree, you can teach privately - like a private tutor - particularly if you specialize in something not normally taught in schools :) I teach piano through my private business, and I don't have or need a bachelor's degree. :)

Also you could always offer to tutor kids from the USA with their schoolwork on Skype, Facetime, or Google Hangouts :) It will give you practice and you can even make some money on the side! :)

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myanmar

15 Nov 2014

Malay

Thanks for explaining

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What skills are required for someone who wants to be a teacher in the U.S?Please answer this question for me. See a translation

Hi! Well it's not a uniformed system here. You will have to specify what state you want (or willing) to work in. All states require a bachelors degree from a college and some states require you to take a standardized test.

Where do you want to teach?

Oh, I'm sorry! I meant this: what kind of school do you want to teach at? Do you want to be a private teacher?

What skills are required for someone who wants to be a teacher in the U.S?
Please answer this question for me.

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