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To become a Spanish teacher, you'll need to complete at least a bachelor's degree program in Spanish and complete a teacher's education program. To teach in high school, you must also complete a student teaching assignment to meet licensing requirements.This involves working in a classroom under the guidance of a licensed teacher. You'll learn the aspects of running a classroom, interacting with students and designing and teaching class assignments.o teach in high school, you must also complete a student teaching assignment to meet licensing requirements. This involves working in a classroom under the guidance of a licensed teacher. You'll learn the aspects of running a classroom, interacting with students and designing and teaching class assignments.
Students can choose from coursework that focuses on language, linguistics, culture, Spanish for careers, literature, translation, and art or history. A minimum grade of C- will be required in all courses applied to the Spanish minor. Lower Division Requirements - 8-16 units Students must complete one series (8 units) of second-year Spanish courses, either SPAN 201 and 202 or SPAN 211 and SPAN 212.