What Qualifications Do I Need To Become A Spanish Teacher?

It is not hard to become a Spanish teacher. The number one thing you need is the ability to speak Spanish fluently and to know about and understand the different cultures of the Hispanic and Spanish world.

You also will need a Bachelor's degree in foreign language education. In addition to knowing the language, you will also have to know how to teach it and understand how one learns a foreign language. You will also have to know how to work with diverse groups of students as well.

Once you get your college degree in foreign language education, many states and countries will require you to have certification in Spanish. The certification will verify that you know the language and culture well enough to teach it to other people.

The best thing to do is to check the requirements at the college where you want to attend and study Spanish. Each state or country has its own requirements.

Above all, you have to love Spanish and teaching. Teaching Spanish is fun, and how you view the language and culture will truly show through your teaching. Good luck!

As long as you're great at Spanish you dont have much to worry about. But you do need a few more qualifiactions, (unfortunately).
1- you need to be fluent in speaking both Spanish and English
2- you have to love teaching
3-you have to be  expressive and animated
4. 2- 5 years of teaching experience preferably with elementary students
5.have a cleared TB test
6. you must enjoy creating a playful fun learning environment, while commanding respect and discipline
7-you must understand and deliver age appropriate instructions

Hope this helped you.
wish you the best.
Gracias

2-5 years of teaching experience preferably with elementary students

I'm currently in college for Spanish Education....
In addition to being tested for TB, you also have to be fingerprinted, and have background checks done...whatever college you go to for your bachelors degree will guide you through it....dont worry. Just stay on-top of things, because they wont do it for you, but they'll help you if you ask.
You also have to pass an Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI)...my college requires you be at the Advance-Low level to graduate and become a spanish teacher...... "Fluent" is a very broad term... People often neglect the different levels of the OPI exam. Usually if you keep your grades up in your program, study abroad, and speak the language as much as possible...you wont have a problem. :)
Also, you'll need to take the Praxis exams....
Good luck!!!! Its a really awesome journey,