You can teach students of different classes (especially 9th to 12th) at school level after completing your graduation in Food Science. You can apply in private schools. Various schools also ask for bachelor of education degree for being eligible for job on the post of teacher.

However if you want to teach in Government schools then you have to qualify teacher eligibility test. The teacher eligibility test is conducted by State government or Central government. If you qualify teacher eligibility test with the valid scores then you will be considered eligible for teaching in Government schools.

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Food Science is a comprehnsive resource that is specifically designed to prepare students for both the workforce and for healthful living by fostering their understanding of the food industry while increasing their knowledge of the relationship between food and the human body. A science teacher provides instruction and guidance to help students explore and understand important concepts in science , including problem-solving and how to gather evidence to support ideas or decisions. Science teachers create lesson plans, present science demonstrations, and grade tests and assignments.

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Don't loose your hope. Hope really makes you to give a comeback further stronger. You are only 20 marks ahead, you can either try for an attempt, or there are other colleges which provide BEd course. These include Ambedkar University, IGNOU, Jamia Milia etc.,. So, marks in a single test will never decide your future.

You are worth more than those marks, all you need is to believe in yourself and hit it harder this time. You will definitely succeed.

Thank you :)

Dear Aspirant,

To become a practicing Zoology professor , you need to follow these steps according to me-

1. First you need to take up science stream in 10+2 with Biology as mandatory subject. .

2. You then need to choose Chemistry , Biology and Zoology at college level and specialise/take honours in Zoology .

3. You then need to pursue a Masters in Zoology at post graduate level .

4. After this you are eligble to apply for UGC NET and CSIR NET.

5. After you qualify these and the lectureship then you can start to apply for Assistant professor position in any college.

6. To be a full fledged professor you need to then complete your PHD in any specialisation in Zoology.

You are then eligible for the post of a professorof Zoology.

Note: As you gain work experience your postion and salary increases.

Go through the following link to see the best colleges offering Zoology and start your journey!

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-zoology-universities-in-india

Hope this helped you!

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

Really sorry your question is not quite clear but i guess you're asking about the course of food science so i would like to tell that Bachelor of Science in Food Science is a full time, undergraduate Food Technology program of three years. It mainly focuses on the interface between Human Nutrition and Food Science as well as an integration of the two disciplines. The core subjects present in the curriculum are epidemiology, food microbiology, food science, public health, physiology practical etc. Food Science and Nutrition course graduates can work as a Fitness Trainer & Aerobics Instructor, Food Research Analyst, Food Services Manager, Food Technologist, Nutrition & Dietician, Teacher & Lecturer etc.

GOOD LUCK, STAY MOTIVATED AND HOPE THIS HELPS.

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Hello,

Hope you are doing good! Here's your answer!

Affiliation certificate: The certificate that you receive after your graduation in B. Tech or in B.Sc or allied courses that certificate is also known as the affiliation certificate as a proof. The certificate that you receive after your graduation in B. An affiliated school (also affiliated college, federated school or federated college) is an educational institution that operates independently, but also has a formal collaborative agreement with another, usually larger institution that may have some level of control or influence over its academic policies, standards etc,.

To check out the Affiliation of any respective college or university, you have to do such things:

1. Check out the website of University Grant Commission (UGC). UGC is Authorized to provide recognition to universities and colleges across India and also keep a track on working of the various universities.
2. You can ask to your college if they provide you some information.

For more details go to the link Below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-ed-bachelor-of-education

All the best!

Hope it will help!

Thank you!

Hi,

Hope you are doing good.

Every teacher plays an important role in every student's life but with the differently-abled students, they need to be more vigilant. A teacher has to arrange a different learning environment for them.

He has to make assessments, activities short and concise so that they will be able to do them more easily. Every student is born with a special talent so the teacher helps them to know their strongest point if they are weak in other sections. That teacher helps in creating a support network to make sure that they are helping one another in getting things done. That is how a teacher should facilitate the learning of differently-abled children.

As a special educator you will come in contact with and be responsible for the educational needs of children with a wide range of disabilities. These children will also require a variety of different services, modifications and accommodations in their educational experiences. Knowledge of each type of disability and the specific needs of the children with that disability is very important if you plan to be involved in the field of special education. Categories of disablities include:

• autism,
• deaf-blindness
• emotional disturbance
• hearing impairment (including deafness)
• mental retardation
• multiple disabilities
• orthopedic impairment
• other health impairment
• Specific learning disability
• speech or language impairment
• traumatic brain injury or
• visual impairment (including blindness)

Role of the teacher:

1. Identification of the children with disabilities in the classroom.
2. Referring the identified to the experts for further examination and treatment.
3. Accepting the children with disabilities.
4. Developing positive attitude between normal and disabled children.
5. Placing the children in the classroom in proper places so that they feel comfortable and are benefited by the classroom interaction.
6. Removing architectural barriers wherever possible so that children with disabilities move independently.
7. Involving the children with disabilities in almost all the activities of the classroom.
8. Making suitable adaptation in the curriculum transaction so that the children with disabilities learn according to their ability.
9. Make use of parental guidance and counselling and public awareness program through school activities.
10. Collaborating with medical and physiological doctors, social works, parents and special teachers to understand better how to deal with differently abled children.
11. Adaptation in evaluation for children with special needs.
12. Providing remedial instruction to the children who require it.

Hope it helps you. All the best!

Hi Riya,

Teaching while studying is a good way to start the career but for that you must hold some experience or some degree that will prove your eligibility and caliber. See, you have mentioned that you are studying BBA or Bachelor Of Business Administration which is a 3 year Undergraduate course but it is not enough to provide you a job of  a teacher for accounts subject that is generally of class 11th and 12th.

For teaching, you should have pursued B.Ed or Bachelor of Education degree that will make you eligible to become a teacher. Only BBA will not give you any job in teaching field.

Hope this will help you. To know more about B.Ed course, kindly access this link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-ed-bachelor-of-education

Thanks!!

Hello,

If you wish to teach at school level, then you will be required to do BEd as I believe you're already a graduate, the minimum aggregate required for BEd is 50% or above depending upon the norms of the university, admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination, or done through entrance tests as conducted by Delhi University, BHU, Allahabad University, GGSIPU, NCERT conducts CEE for admission into RIEs etc, get to know complete details about BEd at https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-ed-bachelor-of-education

other than this if you want to teach at university level then you have to appear for CSIR NET and qualify the same, for that you'll be required to have 55% aggregate in your master degree course, in case you belong to SC/ST there is relaxation of 5%, explore more detailed information about CSIR NET at https://competition.careers360.com/exams/csir-ugc-net