Teachers or JuCo professors

[SlowLX]

Do any of our teachers on the board know what teaching certs are needed to teach at community colleges? I'm close to finishing my masters and I'm thinking about a career change before I get too many years in municipal govt that it becomes hard to escape.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

for JC it probably depends on the district, and probably a real word skill set can be counted as an exemption for the teaching cert, Districts/schools can also get emergency certs if needed

[Sean88gt]

Rough place to be if you're newly married....and faithful.

[Geor!]

Rough place to be if you're newly married....and faithful.

No shit. Might I suggest remedial math if you're going to teach anything though.

Private tutoring lessons for all those who have a vagina!

[Venom]

To teach at a CC or JUCO you need atleast a masters degree. You'll have to start as adjunct faculty and do that for a LONG time before you get a tenure position. Just FYI "academia" ,as they like to call it, is full of liberals. It drives me insane but I deal with it.

[slow99]

To teach at a CC or JUCO you need atleast a masters degree. You'll have to start as adjunct faculty and do that for a LONG time before you get a tenure position. Just FYI "academia" ,as they like to call it, is full of liberals. It drives me insane but I deal with it.

What is the hell is the difference ... is there a difference?

[Slowhand]

To teach at a CC or JUCO you need atleast a masters degree. You'll have to start as adjunct faculty and do that for a LONG time before you get a tenure position. Just FYI "academia" ,as they like to call it, is full of liberals. It drives me insane but I deal with it.

How often do you have to deal with academia?

[Slowhand]

All the time ... in the Sociology dept.

I read that as Vertnut for some reason. Nevermind my question, Venom.

[Venom]

What is the hell is the difference ... is there a difference?

Not a damn thing. Just different names.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

Had a new teacher last night and he directly answered this. For a technical degree/class you need a degree in that program (so an AA or better) and 5 years of work experience

[Droppedlime]

Some JuCo's are Masters w/ atleast 18 credit hours in that field.

[slow99]

Not a damn thing. Just different names.

I thought it might have some correlation with the ability to live on campus, lmao. The 2 "jucos" I have experience with allowed students to live in dorms. I've never heard of a community college that offered that.