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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q1. It's too late for me to major in education, what other certification options do I have?
Q2. What courses do I need to take in order to get certified?
Q3. I haven't taken any education courses. How will I get certified?
Q4. The college I attend doesn't offer a degree in education; can I still become a teacher?
Q5. Are there any programs that offer a Master's in Education along with certification?
Q6. Do colleges and universities offering certification help with tuition?
Q7. How long will it take me to get certified?
Q8. When can I become a substitute teacher?
Q9. How much are teachers in Missouri paid?
Q10. What is the job market like for science/math teachers in Missouri?
Q11. What is a highly qualified teacher?
Q12. How easy is it for me to transfer my certification in Missouri to other states?
Q13. What are some other career opportunities I would have if I were to major in education?
Q14. What are some other career opportunities I would have if I were to major in mathematics or science?
Q15. How many hours per week does a teacher work?
Q16. What high school and college activities should I be involved in to help me decide whether teaching math or science is the career for me?
Q17. What kind of personality or skills should I possess to be a good teacher?
MU Science Education Center college of Education University of Missouri-Columbia