Typically, a bachelor's degree in chemistry and certification to teach in high school, sometimes referred to as a single-subject certification, is necessary for teaching chemistry. These two requirements, as well as a semester of student-teaching, are usually completed simultaneously. Licensing is required by all states to teach in the public school system; however, it is not needed for private schools. Because requirements vary, potential students need to contact the Board of Education within the state where they will be teaching.
Chemistry teacher courses are typically available through bachelor's and master's degree programs in secondary education with emphasis on chemistry. While bachelor's programs are geared toward those seeking teacher certification, master's programs do exist for certified teachers who want to be able to teach chemistry as well. It is also possible to earn a bachelor's degree in chemistry and then take additional teacher education courses toward certification.
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