What do you have to do to become a Spanish teacher?

Answer by  bunnygirl (779)

It depends on the level of Spanish you wish to teach. To teach high school, you generally need to be certified with a Master's in Secondary Education and get training. For college, you generally need a Master's at the least to teach for the long term.

Answer by  writergalfriday (325)

Attend a four-year college where you can receive your bachelor's degree in teaching. While in school, take foreign language classes and ESL (English as a Second Language) teaching courses.

Answer by  technogeek (6640)

You have to first become a certified instructor, which means a college degree and teaching certificate. You will have to choose foreign language as your teachingmajor and your licensing specialty.

Answer by  mascota (639)

Obviously be fluent in Spanish. If you want to be a 2nd language teacher you could do a Spanish equivalent to the English TEFL course. To be a language teacher in a Primary or Secondary school you will need a University degree in teaching and study Spanish up to degree level.