High School Humanities Teacher
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High School Humanities Teachers play an essential role in the education of high school students, helping them develop the critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills they need to succeed in college, career, and life. Opportunities abound in this career path, working for private or public educational institutions, as well as opportunities for career growth and a range of projects to enhance growth and development.
Teaching Subjects
High School Humanities Teachers typically teach a variety of subjects, including:
- English
- History
- Social studies
- Geography
- Economics
- Philosophy
- Art history
- Music
- Drama
Responsibilities
In addition to teaching, High School Humanities Teachers may also be responsible for:
- Developing lesson plans and curriculum
- Grading assignments and providing feedback to students
- Communicating with parents and guardians
- Participating in professional development activities
- Advising students on academic and career choices
Qualifications
To become a High School Humanities Teacher, you typically need a bachelor's degree in a humanities field, such as English, history, or social studies. You also need to complete a teacher preparation program and obtain a teaching license in the state where you want to teach. Many states require High School Humanities Teachers to pass a certification exam before they can teach.
