In the US, basically only one language is taught in schools: Spanish, the language spoken by 10.7% of the population. Is learning a foreign language as important in the UK, or Europe in general, as it is in the US? What languages do students learn in the secondary education, it seems that the UK does [...]

Do you have to major in Secondary Education, or can you just major in Chinese, and teach Chinese?

I am in india, studying 10th standard.I want to continue my higher secondary education,i.e., 11th and 12th standard in reputed foreign schools,with information regarding minimum marks for admission,how to apply,fee details,any scholarship facilities,boarding facilities.

I want to teach English in Korea and Japan. I just heard from my friend’s mom about the whole career. So I am still in high school 11th grade and plan on majoring in FACS (secondary education) I get good grades GPA – 3.94 and taking teaching classes in school. so after high school – [...]

I’ve been considering pursuing a teaching degree, and I notice that several states have mandates regarding foreign language education, either at the elementary or secondary level. But I see no specific mention of languages being taught in AZ (where I am) or anywhere else mentioning anything other than Spanish. Are there actually jobs for teachers [...]

I am a high school senior in Kentucky. My life goal is to teach high school students English and German but I don’t know what to do. The college that I plan on going to does not have a specific plan for teachers who want to teach both. How hard would it be to get [...]

Hi guys again same question i have table called employee and table called education. i wanted to split the database employee because is just too many columns question is: can the employee_no be used by education table as a primary key? like constraint pk1(emp_no) primary key constraint fk1(emp_no) foreign key references employee(emp_no) what do you [...]

Would it be weird to get a bachelor’s degree in foreign language (Japanese & Chinese Studies) and a master’s in comparative literature? I’m thinking it would be weird.