By pursuing a bachelor’s degree in education after or along with your graduation, you would be able to secure a position as a teacher in a good school. Usually, jobs as teachers in government schools are considered prestigious. However, if you are interested in new methodologies of teaching, you may try for a job in private schools as well.

A teacher’s responsibility towards a child is probably more than that of the parents. This is primarily because the child just doesn’t receive education from the school where he or she studies, but also learns the value systems from the same people.

Course Contents

• Education Theories
• Psychology of learning and development
• Principles and Best Practices of School Management
• Information Communication Technology and Instructional Systems
• Electives and evaluating education
• Subject education
• Practical examinations
• Team discussions
• Live Presentations
• Interaction with students

Top Universities for Education Courses

• Annamalai University.
• Bangalore University.
• Jamia Millia Islamia Institute of Post Graduate Studies and Research.
• University of Kerala, Department of Education.
• University of Madras.
• Maharishi Dayananad University.
• Mother Teresa Women's University.
• Patna University

Entrance Exam for Education Courses

• Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMUCET)
• Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (JCECE)
• National Institute of Design (NID) Aptitude Test
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (IPU CET)

Job prospect

The job prospects for teachers are quite good. Work timings are comfortable and a teacher usually takes classes between 8 AM and  3 PM. For colleges, the lecturers can choose their class timings, which again ends maximum by 4 to 5 PM in popular universities.

The opportunities in significant universities and schools may be low, however there are several private schools and colleges where an individual may join after completing the education degree.

Top Companies which offers Jobs

• Central Schools, also known as Kendriya Vidyalaya with CBSE syllabus
• State Government/Municipality Schools
• Public and Private schools in your area under various state boards such as ICSE et al.
• Universities approved by UGC (University Grants Commission)
• Technical Universities approved by AICTE (All India Council of Technical Education)