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This document discusses the qualifications and training required to be a teacher. It notes that teachers must have a bachelor's degree or B.Ed and complete one year of training at a teacher education college approved by the National Council for Teacher Education and affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Teacher Education University. The document also emphasizes the importance of maintaining teaching excellence and broadening knowledge of life sciences while establishing relationships within the scientific community and local businesses.
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occur natural.
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