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The Teacher Licensure (TL) team is responsible for issuing educator licenses, facilitating the review of educator training programs at all Kansas institutions of higher education and coordinating a process for those institutions that leads to accreditation by the Kansas State Board of Education, and coordinating and supporting professional ...
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In-State Requirements for an Initial Teaching License. Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university. Completion of a state-approved teacher preparation program. Recency - means the applicant must have at least 8 credit hours or one year of accredited teaching experience completed within the last six years.
If you have questions regarding an application, please contact the Teacher Licensure team at TLALicense@ksde.org. You must submit one fingerprint card and a $57 fee for the purpose of a KBI and FBI background clearance if: You are applying for your first Kansas license; Your most recent Kansas certificate/license has expired
Kansas teacher certificate requirements differ by tier, but an educator from another state or country with the proper credentials can apply for an Initial, Professional, or Accomplished Teaching License.
The main steps for the traditional path to teacher certification in Kansas are: Complete a bachelor’s degree with a state-approved teacher preparation component. Complete a student teaching placement. Pass the required teacher certification exams. Apply for a teaching certificate or license. Upgrade your license.
Teacher Licensure and Accreditation: (785) 296-2288 Front Desk: (785) 296-3201 FAX: (785) 296-7933 IT Help Desk: (785) 296-7935 900 SW Jackson Ave Topeka, KS 66612-1182 All sessions with this server are subject to the KSDE Use Policy and will be monitored and logged. Disconnect now if you do not consent to having your actions monitored and ...
Kansas teacher certification follows a sequence of steps covered in this article to provide an efficient path to becoming a teacher in Arkansas. From education requirements for licensure and endorsements to which exams are required and Kansas teacher certification reciprocity as well as additional resources, this is where to begin.
