QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

 Qualifications and requirements for teaching in the United States can vary by state and school district, but there are some common criteria that are generally applicable. It's important to note that specific details may vary, and it's advisable to check with the relevant education authorities in the state where you plan to teach. Here are some general qualifications and requirements: 

Educational Requirements

• A minimum of a bachelor's degree in education or a related field is typically required.
• Some states may have specific course or credit hour requirements for teacher education programs.

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Praxis Exams

• Some states require teachers to pass the Praxis series of exams, which assess knowledge and skills in specific subject areas as well as general teaching practices.

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Teaching License or Certification

• Most states require teachers to hold a valid teaching license or certification.
• Requirements for obtaining a teaching license vary by state but often include completing an approved teacher preparation program and passing required exams.

Background Check

• A criminal background check is typically required for all teachers. Felony convictions may disqualify individuals from teaching positions.

 Verification of Teaching Experience

• Many schools and districts prefer or require teachers to have a certain amount of teaching experience. Typically, this ranges from one to three years. 

Other State-Specific Requirements

• Each state may have additional requirements, such as completing state-specific exams or coursework.

 It's crucial to research the specific requirements of the state where you intend to teach and to stay informed about any changes in licensure or certification regulations.

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