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Asked by chocolatebunnies to Jo, Leo on 25 Jun 2010 in Categories: About.
Question: I want to be a science teacher when i am older, what advice would you give me?
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Leo Garcia answered on 25 Jun 2010:
I would advise you to continue to work hard in your studies and to get a degree in the science subject you find most interesting. After that, you can think about going into teacher training. We don’t have nearly enough science teachers in the UK, and it is a hugely important job that can influence people’s decisions for the rest of their lives!
Find out how to be a science teacher here:
http://www.tda.gov.uk/Recruit/becomingateacher/subjects/science/introduction.aspx
Good luck!
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Comments
chocolatebunnies commented on :
thankyou for the advice
i really hope to become one
i like biology the best
what do you like?
Leo commented on :
My favourite is physics, but biology is very very interesting and important, too. Are you sure you wouldn’t like to do research? You can teach, too, but you would be lecturing undergraduates at university. I have thought about going into physics teaching – and I can’t say I’ve made my mind up fully yet!
chocolatebunnies commented on :
i might do re search to
but how can you like physics its so boring!!
barney commented on :
Its the invisible science, you cant see waves, forces, and we probably will never see space DX