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Those majoring in education or science may want to consider a career as a science teacher. Careers in science teaching vary widely according to the type of the school or organization and the age of the students involved. Science teachers do not have to work in public or private schools; they can become museum docents, museum education directors, education directors at lab and tech companies, professional grant writers, writers of educational materials, and science education program coordinators. Science teachers are in demand, which means that the U.S. job outlook is good in an unstable economy.

Educators of science can work in K-12 settings with more specialization in science in the upper grades. Once individuals gain experience as K-12 science teachers, they can become science curriculum coordinators, department heads, and science curriculum consultants.

An undergraduate degree in science can be accompanied by education courses to lead to certification in a particular state, or candidates can receive an education degree and take supplemental science courses. While not required, many secondary science teachers specialize in one particular area of science (environmental, biological, physical) in their degree programs while also taking education courses. In order to teach in a K-12 public school, teachers must also have the proper certification and licensing, which varies from state to state.

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