Well if they're not-- If they're already in the program at their school
to be a secondary teacher and then you can always go like that, you know?
It's a lot of taking the practice exams, getting you know background checks.
There's a lot of different parts too but it's worth it.
And usually whoever is at your school teachers, career services will help you get
to that point, get to where you need to be.
But a lot of it just comes with the territory.
As you get going, you start seeing things that really didn't work out the first time
and you change things and there are already a lot things that I did in the first month
that I would never ever do again, things that I didn't even learn at school,
I just learned from observations, from my students, from the way things went,
from their reactions to it and kind of going from there.
So a lot of it is just learning, unfortunately as you go and learning from your mistakes.