History Education Introduction
A History Education Major prepares students to teach history at the secondary level and in a classroom setting. In History Education, you work closely with students in building them up and teaching them valuable lessons.
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BYU-Idaho Graduate Salaries
Graduates entering secondary education in Idaho can expect a competitive starting salary of approximately $50,252 with the statewide average for all teachers reaching over $66,000. Your earning potential increases significantly as you gain experience and pursue advanced degrees, with many districts offering automatic pay raises for master’s and doctoral achievements.
Common Career Paths
You will be prepared to lead as a classroom teacher in public, private, or charter schools for grades six through twelve. This program combines deep content expertise with a culminating student teaching experience that ensures you are ready to manage a classroom and inspire the next generation of students from day one.
Preparation for Grad School
This degree provides the academic foundation necessary to pursue future graduate studies in educational administration, curriculum development, or specialized content areas like history or science. Advanced degrees open additional career pathways into school leadership and district level management while providing long term professional and financial growth.
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