Depends on where you are teaching. In a HS public school level you could be a subject teacher without an education degree provided you have done your student teaching and have your PRAXIS or state certifications. Whichever the state prefers.

If you have a Masters Degree, you can teach at the college level no problem at a community college but you still have courses they require instructors at that level to take as well. It’s called Professional growth.

My husband is an architect, Plans Examiner, ADA specialist and code compliance official his position is that of a Director at his firm and he also has a part time job teaching at a college as a professor of ADA and architecture.

Now that the economy is so bad, all kinds of people have decided to teach. So there is an influx of people applying for teaching jobs. However teaching requires you have that gift, if you don’t really want to teach or don’t have it in you, you won’t cut it and after one semester they will let you know after evaluations and such.

Hope that helps you and you will do well. Business Studies is pretty broad filed so it’ isn’t specialized to just one subject. You’ll find just the right thing for you! Best Wishes
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There has to be enough ICT in your degree to justify you teaching ICT. The reason why you need to emphasise your ability to teach ICT is that ICT is a national curriculum subject but Business Studies isn’t.

Obviously, when trained, you would be able to teach both ICT and Business Studies. Business Studies teachers also often teach Economics.
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