Schools What marks do you need to become a High School Teacher?

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To become a high school teacher in Ontario, Canada, undergraduate marks required for admission to education programs are generally not very high and are comparable to those needed for science or arts programs. Many universities offer "after" degrees, which are one or two-year programs that can be pursued after completing a different undergraduate degree. When applying for teaching positions, experience and teaching skills are often considered more important than academic marks.
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Hey,

What undergrad marks do you usually need to get into whatever you need to do to become a High School Teacher?

Thanks!
 
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Not very high.
 
It might depend on what part of the world you're in.
 
jtbell said:
It might depend on what part of the world you're in.

I live in Canada (Ontario).
 
To get into an education program in a Canadian university, usually you don't need the most competative average. It's likely in the same ballpark as obtaining admission to a science or arts program. Some universities offer "after" degrees - a one or two year program that you can take after finishing a different degree.

To get a job, I don't know how heavily they weigh your marks. I think more weight is placed on experience and general teaching skill sets.
 
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