Take a teacher preparation course. Contact your local technical school or university to enroll in a BCIS training course to prepare you for teaching the subject. Advanced technical credit is typically provided, enabling you to teach the course even if it is out of your area of certification. Most school systems require you to have taken the course in order to teach it.
Obtain a teacher's guide. Go to the Alpha Omega Publications website and purchase a Lifepac Business Computer Information Systems Teacher's Guide. In addition to lesson plans and tests, the guide includes teacher tips, along with an overview of the course.
Join instructor sharing sites. Go to sites such as Quia to share BCIS instructor lessons and practice tests. Use what other teachers have found successful, and then offer your own lessons found to be effective in teaching BCIS classes.
Review course goals and set strategies. Obtain a list of course goals and a strategy guide to ensure all course expectations are being met. Go to the TSBVI website for a sample detailing strategies for passing the BCIS class. Develop your lessons around these goals.
Create a lesson calendar for students. Help BCIS students prepare and be successful in your class by creating a lesson calendar. Post this online or give printed copies so there are never any questions about homework details, when assignments are due and dates tests are coming up.