What shall I do after B.Sc to become a maths teacher?
Asked by Kuldeep Kumar
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I would recommend you to do M.Sc and then B.Ed. It will be a good option according to me.
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You will have to do B.Ed (maths) to become teacher and M.Ed for a lecturer. -
Yes, and after B.Sc if you want to become primary teacher, then go for B.Ed, or if you want to become high school teacher or lecturer, then pursue a PG course and Ph.D, and then clear the NET exam.
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After B.Sc, you have to go for B.Ed. You can go for TGT Maths , or qualify state TET or CTET and apply for upper primary teacher. After B.Sc , you have to go for B.Ed. You can go for TGT Maths , or qualify state TET or CTET and apply for upper primary teacher. -
You should go for M.Sc in mathematics. You can become a teacher or professor in universities and colleges by qualifying NET exam. You can also be a professor at engineering colleges, or can be a senior college lecturer or junior college lecturer. -
A Bachelor's degree preferably in mathematics, math science, statistics or related discipline is a minimum education requirement for math teachers at the middle and high school levels.
Degree options may include a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education, a Bachelor of Science in Education with a concentration in math, a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education with a concentration in math or a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a focus on the middle or high school levels. If you wish to teach math to elementary students, you may enroll in a programme like a Bachelor of Science in Early Elementary Education with a concentrat...more -
For that you have to do M.Sc followed by PhD with NET.
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