Teaching Jobs in Texas

Teaching jobs in Texas require a Bachelor’s degree and a teaching license in your subject of specialization. The growing population of Hispanic immigrant families in Texas is increasing the demand for teachers with an understanding of the cultures and languages. There is a demand for bilingual Spanish and English teachers in Texas.

Teaching in Texas at a Glance

Number of public schools	8,731
Number of teachers	327,357
Number of students	5,077,659
Average teacher salary	$47,800
Budget	$25 billion
Teacher certification requirements	Texas Examinations of Educator Standards (TExES), Texas Examinations for Master Teachers (TExMaT)
Teacher certification reciprocity	Out-of-state teachers can qualify for certification in Kansas through the NASDTEC Interstate Agreement
State professional development requirements	150 hours

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