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Just what the topic says. How do i become a pe teacher? what classes to take? what degree? any advice or recommendations?

I seen that it says that, but no way in hell some of my teachers had one...them *!!%%+ had shortcutsOriginally Posted by XCellzisCrack
physical education bachelor degree
i think you have to minor in another subject also
Originally Posted by XCellzisCrack
physical education bachelor degree
i think you have to minor in another subject also
Originally Posted by StreetSmarts
easiest job in the word living right above the poverty line ftw
Originally Posted by 91mph Style
Originally Posted by lobotomybeats
I think all you have to do to be a PE teacher is give up on your dreams and always think back to how if it weren't for your torn quad you could have been huge and living it up with supermodels.
oh and to be sure you put in your two week notice at Pizza Hut. It's common courtesy so they can find another delivery guy.
Why would you give up the good job? Just because you got a job as PE teacher doesn't mean you don't need to eat.
Originally Posted by lobotomybeats
I think all you have to do to be a PE teacher is give up on your dreams and always think back to how if it weren't for your torn quad you could have been huge and living it up with supermodels.
oh and to be sure you put in your two week notice at Pizza Hut. It's common courtesy so they can find another delivery guy.
Originally Posted by Durden7
Serious answer:
A bachelors degree in Health/Phys Ed is the best way to go. It's a dual degree which will enable you to teach gym as well as health classes and substitute when you leave college.
The majority of my friends were H/PE majors in college and if your serious about it you had better truly love doing it. It's more schooling than you think it is for a job thats underpaid/easy.
Originally Posted by 91mph Style
Edit: My comment was mean-spirited and unnecessary.