Is NYS teacher certification good in NC?
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Try the North Carolina Department of Education licensure web page.  There is a page about Reciprocal Licensing plans at http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/licensure/pdfs/ISO.pdf
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i'm not sure in NC, but i live in florida, and pre-school is free. if not my son is almost 2, and school is 38 dollars a day and they have three cameras so u can go online, from work or whereever and check on them and the teachers.
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Are you talking about the CASAC credentialling exam, if yes then it depends what state you are located in NY I heard the fist part is easier than the second, and there are schools to teach you about it before the test you gain I think 350 hrs and preparation, A good school JRW in yonkers, ny I think for $1500.00 but you can get some school to pay for it and some jobs.
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No, I don't see it listed on the site linked below, showing jobs for which a NYS license or certification is required.
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You need to take a placement test and then you can teach in Jersey as well.\nNew Jersey is great.  Especially Ramsey/allendale area
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There are a lot of good schools in NC. \n\nEast Carolina in Greenville \nAppalachian State in Boone (in mountain area.)\nUNC-Pembroke (small school but great programs, got my B.S here)\nUNC-Wilmington\nJohnson C Smith in Charlotte\nUNC-Greensboro\nA&T\n\nI'm not to fond of the campuses at Central and Fayetteville State.  I'm not sure about Central's programs though.\nFayetteville State is were I started on my masters and I did not like it.  They lost alot of paper work and made incorrect charges.\n\nThen they are always the larger campuses, like UNC, NC State, and Duke like everyone mentioned.
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I know one teacher who did this.  He had a regular teaching certification to teach high school English.  He got paid the same as any teacher working at a NYC public school.  (In fact, he got the job through the NYC Teaching Fellows, a program that hires people with a bachelors degree but no teaching credential or experience to teach in NYC public schools).\n\nThe school where he taught was connected with the juvenile detention facility.  It was a strange situation, because the penal system was in charge of the children's incarceration, but the department of education was in charge of the school.  Plus there was a lot of instability, with children coming and going depending on their sentence, or transfers to another facility.\n\nIf you are thinking about doing it, God bless you.
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Requirements...\n1) Complete required training at one of the North Carolina real estate schools or otherwise satisfy pre-license requirements. \n2) File application form and fee with the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. \n3) Commission determines eligibility for licensing examination. \n4) The examination can be taken by computer. The Commission sends a notice of examination eligibility and the applications contacts a testing service to pay the examination fees and schedule examination. \n5) If the applicant wants to take the examination with paper and pencil, the Commission schedules the applicant for an examination. \nAll licenses expire on June 30 of each year.\nHere is a list of schools(pdf)...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/pdf/LicensingBooklet/PrelicensingSchoolsList.pdf\nSummary of the new law(pdf)...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/pdf/brochures/SummaryofLawChanges&FAQs.pdf\nNoCal Real Estate comission site on new liscence...\nhttp://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/default.html
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Most southern states and large urban areas need teachers.  The best way to find out to find out the different schools are to attend a teacher recruiting event at a local university.  You can meet with recruiters from all over the US and some even offer jobs on the spot (Jacksonville, FL did when i attended one).  some of the areas that were heavily recruiting were: GA (esp Atlanta), TX (Houston), NC/SC, NM.  Some states have links to a site that shows the openings in that state.\n\nI cant remember all who all had great incentive packages except for NC.  They dont pay much so the individual schools offer bonuses, the communities offer discounts on utilies/etc, the school may even help pay for you to attend Grad school or attemtp to become Nationally certified.
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Your state probably has funds for you if you will agree to teach in the state for so many years to repay the loan.  N.C. Teaching Fellows agree to teach in North Carolina for 4 years to repay their college expenses.  \n\nAlso, people hired as teacher's assistants in NC can get scholarships to attend universities to get their teaching certificates.  You may want to see if there's any money in your state to do this program.  You could work while you were studying and then get a teaching position at the school you are working at.\n\nGood Luck in your endeavor!!\n\nCosmicKelly :)
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I don't know about the test for the NY PD but in N.M. you must pass the coopers standard physical test at 60% to enter the academy but that doesn't mean you will make it. In my class only 40% made it and most of the ones that didn't was because of the physical and physiological stress so i advise you to get in as god shape as you can and have your personal life squared away.
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you should contact the WV or NC department of education. Because you currently hold a license in another state they will probably grant you a temporary license until you complete all necessary coursework to satisfy their license. Some states do have reciprocity though so you should check into it.  \nBest of Luck!
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state university of new york has online classes\nuniversity of north texas also\nboth are accredited universities
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You can find it at this site: https://www4.sss.gov/regver/verification_nc.asp
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I live in North Carolina, so my opinion would just be to look up the school's website. I live maybe 2.5 hours away from the school and I don't remember the website, but it should not be hard to find it, but once you do, that should be of some help to you.
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I'm assuming that you are referring to NCLB's requirement that paras have at least two years of college or an associate's degree.  I'm not sure that 30 hours meets that requirement, though.\n\nLogically, the next certificate you would hold would be a TEACHING certificate after getting a degree.  From there, there are different routes to certification, including the tradional route of completing an approved program of study in education or an alternative route such as Teach for America\n\nGood luck in your studies!  The pay for teachers, while not great, is considerably higher than for a para!
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http://www.teachforamerica.org/\n    * Teach Kentucky - Teach Kentucky recruits select grads to teach in Kentucky public schools - participants receive full salary, benefits, credentialing, and subsidized masters degree. A program founded by Yale alumni concentrated in greater Louisville area with great peer and community support.\n    * NYC Teaching Fellows - A program that recruits, selects, and trains mid-career professionals and recent college graduates from all majors and backgrounds to become teachers in NYC public schools. It is responsible for up to 1/3 of the teaching staff in the city. While teaching, Fellows earn full salary, benefits, and a subsidized Master's Degree in education.\n    * Mississippi Teacher Corps - A two-year teaching program based in the Mississippi Delta. The Teacher Corps selects about 10% of all applicants. Participants receive teacher certification and a full scholarship for a MA in Education.\n    * Teach First - A UK program based on Teach For America. It places graduate students in inner city London teaching positions and from September 2006 will expand to Manchester. The scheme also gives participants the opportunity to gain a management and business qualification, through the form of a 'mini' MBA at Tanaka Business School.