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Tasneem
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Can I teach with a degree in architecture?
I am interested in the architecture field but I want to be a teacher. Can a bachelor's in architecture and a teaching certificate allow me to teach maths and art? Also, any tips for both fields?
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Nadezhda Sazhina
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Hello! From my experience I know that for school education you must have the University degreee. However if you wanna go for university teacheing then you are supposed to have Post-Graduate diploma usually. But you always can do freelance!! Good luck
Thank you!
Tasneem
Jake Arluck
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Hi Tasneem. The requirements to be a teacher vary depending on where you live. In the US, you usually need to have a relevant major to teach a subject at the high school level, but you can teach at the elementary or middle school level with any degree (although this varies by state). But I see you are in Egypt, and I don't know how many people here are familiar with the requirements to be an Egyptian teacher.
Thank you!
Tasneem
Godwin Têkovi AMAH
pedagogical director
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Lome, Maritime Region, Togo
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Godwin Têkovi’s Answer
Hello Tasneem! I hope you are doing well! Well, let me assure you that you can teach with a degree in architecture provided there is a school of architecture. As for the minimum level to be accepted in teaching, I think it all depends on the schools and the schools' policies. In theory, you can only teach a level you get the degree +1. As for you teaching maths or arts, I think that teaching is a serious thing. It is a vocation and you often do better if you specialize in a field of the teaching profession!
Good luck!
Good luck!
Thank you for the advice.
Tasneem
Jimil Burkhart
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Gilbert, Arizona
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Jimil’s Answer
It is possible to teach with a degree in architecture, but the specific opportunities and subjects you can teach will depend on the teaching certification you obtain and the curriculum of the school you are working for.
A bachelor's degree in architecture can qualify you to teach subjects related to architecture, such as architectural design, history, or sustainability. However, to teach math or art, you would typically need to obtain a teaching certification or credential in those subjects. Many states have different certifications or endorsements, so you would need to check with your state's Department of Education to see what is required.
As for tips, here are a few things you can consider:
Consider gaining experience in teaching or education while you're still in college. This could include participating in teaching assistant programs or tutoring students.
Look into alternative certification programs or master's degree programs that can help you transition into teaching, these program can help you to obtain the teaching certification you need.
Research different teaching positions and opportunities, such as teaching at a community college, vocational school, or an after-school program, these could also be some options for you if you are interested in teaching architecture or related subjects.
Consider other fields related to architecture, such as construction management, urban planning, or product design, these fields may have more opportunities for teaching.
It's worth noting that the field of education is dynamic and job opportunities can change, it's best to research, network and contact educators, schools, or organizations in the field of your interest to find out the current opportunities and requirements.
A bachelor's degree in architecture can qualify you to teach subjects related to architecture, such as architectural design, history, or sustainability. However, to teach math or art, you would typically need to obtain a teaching certification or credential in those subjects. Many states have different certifications or endorsements, so you would need to check with your state's Department of Education to see what is required.
As for tips, here are a few things you can consider:
Consider gaining experience in teaching or education while you're still in college. This could include participating in teaching assistant programs or tutoring students.
Look into alternative certification programs or master's degree programs that can help you transition into teaching, these program can help you to obtain the teaching certification you need.
Research different teaching positions and opportunities, such as teaching at a community college, vocational school, or an after-school program, these could also be some options for you if you are interested in teaching architecture or related subjects.
Consider other fields related to architecture, such as construction management, urban planning, or product design, these fields may have more opportunities for teaching.
It's worth noting that the field of education is dynamic and job opportunities can change, it's best to research, network and contact educators, schools, or organizations in the field of your interest to find out the current opportunities and requirements.
Thank you for the advice.
Tasneem
William Nwaogu
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Lagos, Nigeria
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William’s Answer
Hi Tasneem
You can teach with a degree in Architecture and a teaching certification in relevant technical discipline at a non-degree college level like Associate of Applied Science (AAS) or college certificate or college diploma.
You can have a teaching opportunity in these areas:
Architectural Technology.
Architectural Drafting.
Construction and the Built Environment.
Building Technology.
You can teach with a degree in Architecture and a teaching certification in relevant technical discipline at a non-degree college level like Associate of Applied Science (AAS) or college certificate or college diploma.
You can have a teaching opportunity in these areas:
Architectural Technology.
Architectural Drafting.
Construction and the Built Environment.
Building Technology.
Thank you!
Tasneem