Vermont Teaching License – Praxis Core
In order to apply for your initial Vermont Teaching License, you have to submit passing scores for the Praxis Core Test.
The Praxis Core test examines the basic skills of reading, writing, and math.
These skills are tested because teachers in the State of Vermont are expected to meet certain basic skill requirements in order to perform their jobs.
Vermont Teaching License – Praxis Subject Area
When applying for a Vermont Teaching License, you also have to provide passing Praxis subject area test scores for the content area or areas in which you are seeking certification.
The official Praxis website for Vermont has a great deal of useful information for applicants.
In particular, the “Frequently Asked Questions” link in the main menu of the Praxis Vermont site has a great deal of useful information.
Praxis Teacher Certification Test – Vermont
Vermont Teaching License – Basic Requirements
As in most states, teachers applying for certification in the state of Vermont need to hold bachelor’s degrees and to have completed accredited teacher preparation programs.
The Educator Licensing Division of the State of Vermont Department of Education website has the following information:
- Links to download application forms and materials
- Information on temporary teacher licensure
- Alternative paths to teacher certification in Vermont
- Renewing current teaching licenses
- Reinstating lapsed teaching licenses
- Obtaining highly qualified teacher status
- Adding endorsements to a Vermont license for additional subject area
- Reporting the change of name of your Vermont license
- Reporting a change of address to the Vermont Department of Education
- Educator licensing for retired teachers
- Job opportunities in teaching in Vermont
- Regulations and endorsements
- Teaching standards
Vermont Teaching License – How to Visit the Official Website
For further information, please visit the Educator Licensing Division of the State of Vermont Department of Education website at the link below:
Educator Licensing – Vermont Department of Education
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