If you have ever thought about becoming a Philosophy teacher, this article is for you, it gives you the global idea of what is the job of a Philosophy teacher.
It is entertaining to hear the opinions of many personalities on various subjects.
Philosophy teachers have to prepare a lesson plan for the students, so that they know what is your goal in this class, they have to teach the students many thinkers of various eras and construct the critical thinking of the students. It is imperative to catch the attention of the students by letting them participate, if not you have great chances that they won't care what you're saying. To choose an interesting thinkers maybe the easiest way.
They prepare their lesson, that start in the morning, at 8 o'clock, or another time in the day, it depends on the schedule of the session. After they are finished, they may have to correct some exercise they did with the students, or arrange the next class.
A Philosophy teacher works at a college, or you can have a professor of Philosophy into an university. You don't often see a teacher of Philosophy in the primary and secondary schools.
To become a Philosophy teacher you have to get a baccalaureate degree in Philosophy, and maybe a specialization with a major of your field of study.
A Philosophy teacher makes at first, $22,25 an hour, but can have a maximum of $55,66 an hour, for a year salary of $71 000.
For additional training, the Philosophy teachers, may need some experience in teaching, by doing on the job training, and he may have to publish some work, so that he as a portfolio to present to his employers.
The only danger is to work to many hours, for example with all the time of correction it may take you to take care all of your classes.
There is very low chances that robots replace the teachers, but there is no doubt, electronics will take a much bigger place in the work of teachers, and they have to get used to it.
After at least thirty years of teaching and maybe changing school from time to time or getting higher degree to make more money, Philosophy teachers, may retire at sixty of less, if they have putted enough money to their REER.
Right now I am only doing my college diploma, but I hope I will be able to enter a good university and get a baccalaureate in Philosophy and Political Science proposed at the University of Montreal. At my actual job, I am more paid than a teacher in his debut, but I am not passionate about it, and I could say Philosophy is my life and I don't see myself doing anything else.
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