Pros and Cons of Becoming a Spanish Teacher
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As a Spanish teacher, you can expect to use oral and written assignments and exercises to teach students the language. Here are some general points to consider for this career path.
| Pros of a Career as a Spanish Teacher |
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| Job security through tenure laws in some states* |
| Can teach various grade levels* |
| Teachers may have summers off* |
| Can be rewarding helping students develop new language skills and knowledge* |
| Cons of a Career as a Spanish Teacher |
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| Sluggish growth for high school teachers (6% during 2012-2022) and Northeast region* |
| Highly competitive due to limited job opportunities* |
| Public school teachers are required to meet state licensing and certification requirements* |
| Can be stressful (budget cuts, large class sizes or student behavioral problems)* |
Source: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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