what other states accept New York Teacher certification?
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no states accept the provisional certificate, they only accept the permanent one. if you have a provisional certificate they will tell you to take the tests over in most states. NY and CA are the only states i think that have their own system of certification. the predominant exam for certification is the Praxis series of tests.
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You might want to check with your State Education Dept first to see what they accept. Every state is different and before you put a lot of effort in this you should have a good idea of what the rules and regulations are.
434143
Go to your state website for Department of Education.  You will find the certification requirements for your state.
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You can receive emergency certification in many school districts throughout the states.  You might have better luck in rural or inner city school districts.  I know people who taught in Florida without teaching certificates.  You should be in a program b/c you will have better luck getting a job.  Typically you have to earn 9 credits a year to maintain emergency certification.  A lot of school districts are shying away from the emergency certification due to no child left behind.  They are being held accountable to hire more highly qualified teachers.  You might have better luck applying to private schools but the pay is typically lower.
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Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, New Hampshire, New york, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming allow reciprocal licensing, but the requirements vary from state to state. Some require higher MPRE scores or taking a section of the state's bar exam.
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http://www.nbpts.org/standards/index.cfm\n\nI think you will still need to be certified by whatever state you teach in.
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try getting in touch with the department of education where you live and see that the guidelines are for you and check some web sites for openings in the school districts where you live you didn't mention if you took the teachers test . \ngood luck \nthank you.
17040
I do not know the answer to the question but here is the link to the new york department of education\nhttp://www.nycenet.edu/default.aspx
393795
Cheers to you on getting that certification!\nBut unfortunately, no...\nAs weird as this may sound, each state has its own certification requirements, mostly dealing with which "Test" you took (i.e. The Praxis).\n\nA friend of mine wanted to teach in Mass and since she was nationally certified, she thought she was a "shoe-in."\n\nNope - She has to take the Massachusett Teaching Test (their version of the Praxis) first before she could submit a resume...\n\nYour certification is admirable, by the way.\nBut it's not a trump card, unfortunately.
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Might be 22 states.\nhttp://www.utazas.com/utazas/forum/forum.cgi/?action=cikkek&uticel=2&file=1106101335\n\n"States that don't have lawful presence requirements (22): \n\nAK, HI, IL, MA, MI, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NY, NC, ND, OR, RI, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, and WI.\n\n..."
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Do you want to teach high school?\n\nDo you have a degree in education?\n\nIf you have a degree in education you need to determing which state in the US you want to teach in. You of course would need a work permit because you are from another country and a visa, etc.\n\nBut as far as teaching each state has different requirements. You would need to contact the state that you have interest in (board of education) and see which tests, etc. you need to take in order to get a license in that state.\n\nIf you want to teach at the university it is much simpler. You need at least a masters degree but it does not have to be in education. Simply contact a university that is hiring in your field and inquire. To teach at this level you would just need to get the work permits, etc. and would need to get a license for teaching.
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well, you have to be certified in the state you want to teach in. to do that, just go to any state depatment of education website. if you are ceritified in another country, you may be able to get an alternate certification with little problem.
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Here are some sites with information that may help you.  I don't know where you are on the planet, but each of the 50 states has it's own rules and regulations regarding filing of lesson plans, testing and evaluation, etc.\n\nNew York State is very strict and requires a great deal of documentation.  My friend is homeschooling in New Hampshire and has very little interaction with State education officials.\n\nThe first link has getting started information, the second has homeschooling curriculum information, third link is state related info, fourth bills itself as the #1 homeschooling site.  I hope you find this helpful.
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Each province has its own standards.  I am only familiar with Ontario.\n\nTry the Ontario College of Teachers website to see what they require.
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If you are eligible for the green card lottery you may want to consider that route.  I have never been able to find a district that sponsors foreign teachers.  The only suggestion I can offer is to go state by state and contact school districts.  I have found that most of them respond, and try to be helpful.  Good luck with your search.
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As someone else correctly stated, you could teach in a private school.    However, any public school--in NYC or Long Island--requires you to have teaching certification.  You would have to get an education degree, and you must pass several certification tests.  You are then required to get your Master's.  (They used to give you 5 years to do that, but I think that's changed and you need to get it sooner than that.) \nBUT, New York City is so desperate for teachers they might still have some programs where they hire you and help pay for you to get your ed. degree and certficiation.  \nFor info on this, go to www.nysed.gov\nThat's the NYS Education Dept.
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in NYC? answer is simple, just got to bust your butt. ask your teachers for extra credit opportunities. good luck.