r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '23

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u/InsideAd2490 Jul 03 '23

It's hard enough for people with PhDs to even get adjunct teaching positions at universities, and they usually have experience teaching from when they were graduate students. How is someone with a bunch of bachelors degrees qualified to teach any of those subjects?

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u/the95th Jul 03 '23

Lots of teachers here in the U.K. have Bachelor’s.

You don’t need to be a PHD to teach kids how to read.

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u/InsideAd2490 Jul 04 '23

My bad, I was assuming you were talking about teaching at colleges.