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Which one is better: start teaching in a school and do B.Ed (correspondence) from an open university or doing regular B.Ed?

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Which one is better: start teaching in a school and do B.Ed (correspondence) from an open university or doing regular B.Ed?
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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago
Teaching is not an easy profession. It requires lots of patient, dedication, motivation, sincerity, discipline, punctuality and many more positive quality of a person. If you think that you already have these qualities, then you can go for teaching first. But, I think, as you are a fresh candidate, you should acquire some learning skill through B.Ed first. You can choose any course either through regular or distance mode.
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manpreet 2 years ago
Teaching is not an easy profession. It requires lots of patient, dedication, motivation, sincerity, discipline, punctuality and many more positive quality of a person. If you think that you already have these qualities, then you can go for teaching first. But, I think, as you are a fresh candidate, you should acquire some learning skill through B.Ed first. You can choose any course either through regular or distance mode. Both have equal value, but remember, you must do your B.Ed only from a government recognised institute.
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manpreet 2 years ago
For teaching, B.Ed is mandatory. It's about your convenience. As you are fresher you can go for regular B.Ed but if you want to take some experience, then you can go for correspondence course.
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manpreet 2 years ago
Teaching is not an easy profession. It required lots of patient, dedication, motivation, sincerity, discipline, punctuality and many more positive quality of a person. If you think that you already have these qualities, then you can go for teaching first. But, I think, as you are a fresh candidate, you should acquire some learning skill through B.Ed first. You can choose any course either through regular or distance mode. Both have equal value, but remember, you must do your B.Ed only from a government recognized institute.
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