1. How to become an elementary school teacher
May’s Career Path
How to become an elementary school teacher

2. My Career Goals I want to become an elementary school teacher.
To get there, I will need to:
Graduate high school by
 the following is the typical process to become an elementary school teacher:
1. finish High School
2. Earn a bachelor’s degree in elementary education.
3.Complete an internship in an elementary school classroom.
4.Apply for a license through your state board of education.
5.Once you have received your license, begin applying for open positions.

3. What is an elementary school teacher ?
Elementary teachers should be prepared to teach children ages 5-12 in first through fifth grades. 
1.Manage classrooms and implement school procedures
2. Plan lessons and assign homework; grade students’ work and evaluate their ability to communicate with others and work in groups.
3. Select reading, writing, math and other curriculum-development materials, including textbooks, in accordance with local and state guidelines.
4. Meet one-on-one with students to improve performance and address behavioral issues; hold conferences with parents and guardians as needed.

4. About my future career Work Place: In a school
The average salary for an Elementary School Teacher in Vancouver, British Columbia is C$49,891 per year.
About 8 hours per day–> 40 hours per week
the start and end times within a day: 8:00a.m--5:00p.m

5. My job has a 3% chance of becoming automated
1. Elementary school teacher is a kind of social worker , for helping young children develop social skills and positive learning habits in an enthusiastic, stimulating, and positive classroom environment.
2. Artificial education is more flexible and emotional.

6. My compatibility I am 85% compatible with this job.
The skills this job requires are:
Patience
Can very flexible to make corresponding teaching plan adjustment according to students' performance and help them improve themselves.
Problem-solving skills
Communicating skills

7. Job Outlook In BC, the job outlook is 3 of 3 stars.
Here are 2 reasons why:
For Elementary school and kindergarten teachers, over the period , new job openings are expected to total 97,700, while 97,300 new job seekers (arising from school leavers, immigration and mobility) are expected to be available to fill them.
More and more immigrants.
More newborns

8. Potential obstacles to getting this career
The possible obstacles:
The school pays more attention to teacher's experience.
Education system differences between China and Canada.
Language requirement
The possible obstacles:
Before that, do more volunteers about this job！
Trying to teach in both countries during college
Sum up the two areas of merit.
Learning！

9. I intend to go to UBC for this career
2329 West Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4
Elementary Education
4 Years
a Bachelor of Education degree and teacher certification

12. High school courses required
Pre-calculus11
English 11
Chemistry11
Courses about Music/Art
Grade 11 courses:
Pre-calculus 12
Calculus 12
English12
Economics 12
Chemistry 12
Grade 12 courses:

13. Additional admission requirements
English: minimum get 75%
Average：92%
The main reasonI chose this institution for my education
Because of The Teacher Education Program.
It offers BC’s largest and most comprehensive teacher preparation program, the only one that includes all teachable subjects for secondary education, along with an elementary & middle years option.
Completing 11-month program leads to a Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree and recommendation for teacher certification by the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB).

14. Supported by the money that I save, parent, scholarship
Financial Plan
Total cost of program(s) -> it costs $1，163.76/year -> the total cost is $13， x 4 = $52,655.04
Supported by the money that I save, parent, scholarship

15. Elementary School Teacher are awesome!!!
Teaching young students who are first beginning to learn how to read and write, add and subtract, or are advancing in English and math subjects 1
Help children know how to communicate with diverse peers in a structured environment 2
Launching tomorrow’s learners on an education path 3