Which is the quickest way to become a primary school teacher for deaf children?

I want to become a primary school teacher for deaf children when I leave school but I’m not really sure about how to do so. I know what routes to take to become just a regular primary school teacher but how would I go about specializing in deaf?
Thanks.

Usually you do the standard teacher training and then do post-qualification training in teaching hearing impaired children. This website may give you useful information

www.batod.org.uk

(British Association of Teachers of the Deaf)

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2 Responses to “Which is the quickest way to become a primary school teacher for deaf children?”

Betsy on November 3rd, 2010 at 11:22 pm

You would need to have earn a degree in special education and be certified to teach hearing-impaired students. This program is probably offered at least one of the public colleges in your state.
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kid on the block on November 4th, 2010 at 12:03 am

Usually you do the standard teacher training and then do post-qualification training in teaching hearing impaired children. This website may give you useful information

http://www.batod.org.uk

(British Association of Teachers of the Deaf)
References :

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