Chemistry Teacher Jobs in Missouri

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Demographic Data for Missouri

Moving to Missouri? Find some basic demographic data about Missouri below.

Median Age

Average HouseHold Income

Home Value vs Household Income in Missouri

Total Population

5,989,092

Number of Businesses

160,290

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Top Hiring Companies

Top hiring companies in your area for Chemistry Teacher positions

Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Chemistry Teacher positions.

Highest Education Level

Chemistry Teachers in Missouri offer the following education background

Master's Degree (40.5%)
Bachelor's Degree (32.3%)
Doctorate Degree (13.6%)
High School or GED (6.8%)
Associate's Degree (3.3%)
Vocational or Certification (2.0%)
Some High School (0.8%)
Some College (0.6%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Chemistry Teachers in Missouri

Less than 1 year (34.2%)
1-2 years (26.3%)
None (18.7%)
2-4 years (12.7%)
6-8 years (5.1%)
10+ years (3.0%)

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Chemistry Teacher position

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Salary for Chemistry Teacher jobs in Missouri

**Data source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

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