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Training and Certification
Four- or five-year college degree programs in elementary education or secondary education, to certification upon graduation. These programs can vary greatly depending on individual university requirements.
Post-collegiate programs for people who hold a bachelor's degree and wish to enter the teaching field.
Alternative licensing and certification programs in states where there is a shortage of teachers in a particular field. These programs tend to be short-term and intensive in order to get professionals into the classroom quickly.