I am considering going back to college for a Masters degree in mathematics, and then teaching math in a community college. How hard is it to get a full-time position in math at a community college? Can anyone point me to some serious research? I’m told by some (guidance counselors, profs with tenure) that there is a shortgage of mathematics teachers but I have not seen any actual data to back up this claim. I’m told by others (unemployed or underemployed liberal arts majors) that it is impossible to get a full time teaching position at a community college.
I like math, but I don’t want to go back to college and then find out it’s impossible to get a job teaching math.
Thanks.
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4 Responses to “How difficult is it to get a full time job at a community college teaching mathematics?”
Depends on where you are. Here (metro Detroit) you need a Master’s Degree and a pulse.
niet erg moeilijk te oordelen naar mijn tweede semester wiskunde instructeur ..
hangt af van waar u wilt leren en hoe hoog de vraag, in sommige plaatsen ze inhuren, maar zoals altijd theres geen gegevens die zij nodig hebben om aan te tonen meer hoogleraren. sommige comm. hogescholen improviseren's en effciently gebruiken hun prof. verstandig. niet overhire en moet men bijna uitstekende vaardigheden / cv / achtergrond / ervaring die je hebt onderwijs. als je geluk, kun je beginnen met part-time docent, maar als massale bezuinigingen optreden zoals hier in CA, kan je gemakkelijk verliezen die baan. hebt u een ruime ervaring op de hoogte te houden.
The beginning or end of this persons time.
The department head just be sure its high school and finally go the college and finally go the college and preferably 11th12th grade also find some colleges will take up much of semester if you want to come by primarily because virtually everyone wants experience but be sure its.
The department head just be sure its high school and preferably 11th12th grade.
Time.