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Introduction

We all have an idea preconceived of how to be a teacher, but here is an article it’s about becoming one and the implications of this job. This is the article for you.


What is it like to be teacher?

Being a teacher is a really powerful force for change. It improves health and livelihoods, contributes to social stability. What's even more beautiful about being a teacher is that we never stop educate others on a daily basis with students or colleagues. They are bringing their own knowledge and try to make a difference in people's live, without recognize it, and that's what is like to be a teacher.


What do teachers do?

They usually correct homework and exams. Also, they need to have a certain discipline but respectfully with the students to help them to learn new subjects.


What do teachers do on a typical day?

They are teaching the students different notions necessary to understand a particular course or subject during a regular day or basically, the teachers also educates the students. Sometimes a teacher can do discipline with her class.


Where do teachers work?

They can work at a school establishment in a class.


How can I become teacher?

It really depends on the country or the provinces. For example, here in Canada there're two provinces: Quebec and Ontario who education received to become a teacher is different. According to the Quebec government website (https://www.quebec.ca/en/employment/trades-occupations/exploring-trades-occupations/teaching-general-education-youth-sector-vocational-training-adult-education/becoming-teacher), you need to do four-year certified Bachelor of Education program. And in Ontario, according to OTF (https://www.otffeo.on.ca/en/services/certification/) for a career in teaching generally involves the successful completion of a three- or four-year bachelor’s degree in Arts, Fine Arts, Science or Commerce, followed by a Bachelor of Education, leading to a teaching certificate known as the Certificate of Qualification.


How much money do teachers make?

The salary is very relative from one person to another in the teaching profession. Firstly, your salary increases the more you work, so more hours. Secondly, it's by the tier, so the early years pay out a lot less than towards the end. Finally, the salary differs depending on where you work and the level you teach. This table perfectly demonstrates the salary scale of teachers. (https://sern.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/52/2022/03/Echelles-salariales.pdf)


What kinds of additional training do teachers need?

Nowadays the rules are going to be different from when the teachers got to learn them. For example, with the community LGBTQ+, it will probably be a huge step to learn a completely new grammar system. Also, many teachers need to train with students with learning difficulties and try to help them.


What are the dangers of being teacher?

It can be really extreme but a shooting or a dismissal.


What are the chances that teachers will be replaced by robots soon?

I honestly think many chances because with the world pandemic we had to learn how to teach the students without contacting each other. According to this website, (https://uxdesign.cc/can-robots-replace-teachers-in-school-classrooms-a3f3710bc920). The technology of nowadays helped in many ways possible. The automation is gaining ground in classrooms more discretely. Whether content recommendation, grade assessment, or curriculum builder software, growing educational solutions are addressing very specific needs from teachers.


What age do teachers retire at?

It depends on when you started and your implications with this job but according to BC’s Teachers' Pension Plan is 65. You need to be really lucky it can be 55 years old.


Conclusion

As you can see, being a teacher requires a Bachelor of Education program of three or four years depending where you are located to do your studies for becoming a teacher.


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Sources and RADARS ratings

Source: https://www.quebec.ca/en/employment/trades-occupations/exploring-trades-occupations/teaching-general-education-youth-sector-vocational-training-adult-education/becoming-teacher

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Source: https://www.otffeo.on.ca/en/services/certification/

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Source: https://sern.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/52/2022/03/Echelles-salariales.pdf

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Authority: government

Date: recently published

Accuracy: probably true

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