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A quick question of the lainons in america (will delete)

cutie paootie · 2024-09-06 15:02
Are the diplomas given out by HiSTES considered legitimate in America? Need to know asap and cant find adequate info from irl people. Need lainons with workplace experience Will delete soon Thank you
Nameless · 2024-09-06 17:47
I am not aware of this degree but I am an American I work ive graduated college , im back in classes right now, and I go outside and talk to people. I have friends ans family who are actively teachers. These are all my qualifications, so feel free to disregard if that isnt enough and sorry if im fluffing up your thread with nonsense. Its highly dependant on the state, in california, if thats all you have, that would not allow you to teach but it could put you on a fast track to getting credentialed to do so.and start substituting or working as a TA. Once you have a bachelors or are credentialed by other means, it would likely be worth mentioning you have this as it definitely could help you get hired. But bottom line is that this alone will not allow you to teach full time and run a class (in my state at least), I just dont know the specifics of how it might aid you or cut down on time you need to become an accredited teacher. I think some states require a liscence, some like mine require you go through one of many approved paths to earn your credentials. Its possible there is a state out there where this HiSTES thing is one of the approved programs, but it is not in mine as far as I know.
Boris Grishenko · 2024-09-06 18:16
>>83916 so theyre not essentially