Professor Learn

Professor Learn
Could become a teacher in college and never anywhere else, such as primary or secondary school?

I really like history, and sometimes I'm sitting with a lot of my fellow high school and give lessons of history, especially in the power of women in history, and love. I just teach people about the history of his life, because I love very much and I love learning and reading about what happened long ago, but I can not stand people who do not learn, you really only get in the primary and secondary schools. If I were a teacher, I will not be a university professor. I wonder if you can jump directly to btw be a teacher, or if you have to first teach the lower grades?: I a 4.0 in high school now, and iI've obtained a university that accepts me and gives me a scholarhips (not enough to pay everything, but enough to pay for college), so the amount of schooling would have to pass for not being a problem.

There is very little connection between education and K-12 education in post-secondary education. Very few (outside the Faculty of Education) continues to teach K-12. To to teach history at a university or college, should Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. in history. Who is eight years of post-secondary (four, two and two), but unless you really, really rich, you should take some time between each level to work and earn money. It should also have several articles published in academic journals, and you would need to continue research and publication of his entire career. Once you have a Ph.D., begins as an instructor, "who is paid very little (such as $ 30,000 per year) and opportunity classes and bad shit. Then work your way Professor associate professor. More research and publish the conferences, the faster it will move. Once you are a full-time teacher, you can earn plus $ 100,000 per year.