What are the advantages of doing a B.Ed after B.Com?

B.Ed is a program designed to equip one with skills required for teaching at primary and secondary levels at schools across India. The subjects taught during B.Ed include: 1. Educational psychology 2. Communication 3. General awareness 4. Philosophy of education 5. Guidance and counselling 6. Human values, culture 7. Holistic education 8. Education evaluation and assessment All these subjects equip a candidate with necessary skills to undertake teaching, hence they aid in joining teaching profession post your UG or Masters. There is no specific advantage of doing this after B.Com. You may do a B.Ed post any other course too. After B.Com, you can expect to teach commerce/maths/stats subjects as a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) at schools. As teaching is a highly revered profession, this will be of some achievement.

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You can do a B.Ed course after B.Com but doing M.Com is more preferable if you wish to teach commerce related subjects. It will be better if you go for M.Com now and then B.Ed after the completion of your M.Com. This is because of the following reasons: Going for M.Com means it will allow completing your studies in one flow as it is similar to your B.Com. It is just a deeper insight to your subject. B.Ed will be a different discipline of study and you can get out of touch with your subject of study. Doing M.Com will open up many more opportunities better than B.Ed which you can explore rather than going for B.Ed. Since you have the caliber, you can crack once again B.Ed CET with a good score to get the best B.Ed college. The syllabus of B.Ed is designed mainly for BA and B.Sc graduates. Hence, though after doing B.Com you are eligible for B.Ed, pursuing it is not advisable. However, with an M.Com degree, you will be eligible to teach commerce in schools and junior colleges.

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There are a lot of options after graduating B.Ed like- Teacher Administrator Assistant Dean Content Writer Counsellor Instructor Librarian Principal Thanks!

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Hi. Apart from teaching line there are other career options that a person can choose after graduating as B.Ed Commerce. The various career options are listed below: Teacher Administrator Assistant Dean Content Writer Counsellor Education Researcher Instructor Librarian Military Trainer Principal Syllabus Designer thanks!

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If you pursue B.Ed after B.Com, you may opt for B.Ed specialisation in commerce. It will be more beneficial if you pursue M.Com (from Distance Learning) along with B.Ed. Then, it will give you dual benefits.

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Hello, There is a misconception amongst students that B Com does not make them eligible for doing B.Ed. This is farthest from the truth. B.Com graduates indeed can do B.Ed. If a person is intending to become a teacher in a school then doing B.Ed is a must. B.Ed will open doors for employment as a teacher in school. Hence, acquiring this degree is of vital importance. Every year, a large number of teachers are required for this particular combination since students opting for commerce has suddenly increased. On the other hand, if a B.Com student does not do B.Ed then he may at the best get only a temporary job in a school with no chance of becoming permanent. One can do M.Com also but M.Com is no substitute for B.Ed. Therefore to conclude, I will say that doing B.Ed after B.Com is an absolute must if one is desirous of a career as a school teacher.

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