What is the official name for someone with a masters degree in English

Answer 1

You might refer to “a Master’s level teacher,” but no, they don’t get a title. Only where a Master’s degree is associated with a professional license, such as an MSN (Master of Science in Nursing) or MSW (Master of Social Work) do they routinely get attached directly to names, and then it’s usually that recognized abbreviation.

Answer 2

You don't call them anything different than anyone else with a Master's degree. It's only when you have a doctorate that you may call someone "Doctor," but old school rules say only medical doctors should be called that. Nowadays, anyone with a doctorate qualifies it appears.

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Connie