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kael03 · 03-27-2011, 07:19 PM

I know I'll have to be certified to teach, and have some experience with teaching before I can get a full time position. I'm not 100% sure, but I think they do let grad students teach some of the classes at my school. I know they do for Psychology, not sure if the other programs do the same thing.

As for teaching High School, my High School didn't have an Astrophysics course, but they did have basic physics (the teacher would demonstrate different things by throwing erasers or something across the room, sometimes at the students). I wouldn't be against teaching that until I was able to teach at a college level. But the point is there are plenty of careers out there for the different departments of physics.

03-27-2011, 07:19 PM	#15072
kael03 Aspiring Physicist Join Date: May 2010 Age: 27 Posts: 4,664 Thanks: 4,949 Thanked 8,590 Times in 3,811 Posts	Re: Narutard chat thread I know I'll have to be certified to teach, and have some experience with teaching before I can get a full time position. I'm not 100% sure, but I think they do let grad students teach some of the classes at my school. I know they do for Psychology, not sure if the other programs do the same thing. As for teaching High School, my High School didn't have an Astrophysics course, but they did have basic physics (the teacher would demonstrate different things by throwing erasers or something across the room, sometimes at the students). I wouldn't be against teaching that until I was able to teach at a college level. But the point is there are plenty of careers out there for the different departments of physics.