. Bachelor's Degree or higher from a regionally accredited university. Teacher preparation program (credential program, including student teaching)Find a teacher preparation program. Meet the Basic Skills Requirement.
Developing English Language Skills (reading instruction course). U.S.
Constitution course. Subject matter competency. Subject matter. Subject matter program (major). Computer technology course.
Reading Instruction Competence Assessment —for multiple subject and education specialist credential only. Bachelor's Degree or higher from a regionally accredited university. Teacher preparation program (credential program, including student teaching). Meet the Basic Skills RequirementDemonstrate subject matter competency with passage of test:. California Subject Examinations for TeachersDeveloping English Language Skills (reading instruction course). U.S.
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Constitution course. Foundational computer technology course.
Reading Instruction Competence Assessment ( )Clear Credential (renewable after 5 years). Bachelor's Degree or higher from a regionally accredited university. Teacher preparation program (credential program, including student teaching). Meet the Basic Skills Requirement. Demonstrate subject matter competency with:. passage of California Subject Examinations for Teachers ( ). completion of approved single subject program.
Complete developing English Language skills courses. Complete U.S. Constitution course. Foundational computer technology courseClear Credential (renewable after 5 years).
Bachelor's Degree or higher from a regionally accredited university. Complete an accredited Education Specialist Credential program in an education specialist category, including student teaching.
Demonstrate subject competence with the or an approved college or university program. Meet the Basic Skills Requirement. Pass the (Applicants who hold a valid California teaching credential other than internship credentials, internship certificates, and emergency permits are exempt from this requirement.). Receive an offer of employment from a California schoolLevel 2 Education Specialist.
The Murrieta Valley Induction Program is a two-year program with each year completed as a whole. Enrollment in the program is determined by the human resources department based on credential requirements and teaching experience. District employed teachers who have less than three years teaching experience in California or less than five years out-of-state teaching experience, regardless of credential status, per the Murrieta Teacher's Association (MTA) labor agreement, will also be enrolled into the district's induction program. In some scenarios even experienced teachers with a new preliminary credential may be required to enroll as per their credential renewal requirements.
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In the MVUSD Teacher Induction Program, first and second year candidates are guided through the development of an Individual Learning Plan with the help of their mentor. The process is grounded in a developmental view of teaching and recognizes that this complex, demanding profession is learned over the course of several years of study, consultation, and reflective practice, and is accomplished through inquiry into teaching practices in collaboration with a mentor. The overarching purpose of the inquiry-based collaboration process is to support first and second year teachers in their development during an induction period following initial professional preparation. Candidates learn to focus their professional growth through a dynamic, ongoing, process: planning and teaching lessons, reflecting on the results, and then making informed changes. Teacher development is gauged using both the California Curriculum Frameworks and the California Standards for the Teaching Profession.