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Hear from an Agricultural Sciences Teacher in the Video Below!
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Job Description & Primary Responsibilities:
Agricultural Sciences Teachers educate students about agriculture, food, and natural resources, Through these subjects, they educate students on a variety of skills, including, science, math, communications, leadership, management, and technology.
Responsibilities: Agricultural Science Teachers are responsible for conducting an instructional program that educates students about career pathways in agriculture, enhancing youth leadership and FFA, providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy, informing students about agriculture, initiating classroom discussions, creating lesson plans, overseeing agricultural experience programs, supervising and maintaining the school laboratory, preparing and submitting FFA rosters, entries, registrations, etc.
Responsibilities: Agricultural Science Teachers are responsible for conducting an instructional program that educates students about career pathways in agriculture, enhancing youth leadership and FFA, providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy, informing students about agriculture, initiating classroom discussions, creating lesson plans, overseeing agricultural experience programs, supervising and maintaining the school laboratory, preparing and submitting FFA rosters, entries, registrations, etc.
Education Requirements:
Recommended High School Courses:
- Agriculture Education
- Science
- Mathematics
- Bachelor's Degree in Ag Education
- Or other agriculture related field with a teaching license
Salary:
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PROJECTED JOB GROWTH:
From now until 2026, there is a projected 5% increase in jobs within PA. Click here for more information on projected employment trends.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WHAT IT TAKES TO BE An AGRICULTURAL Science Teacher, VISIT AGEXPLORER.COM or onetonline.org
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