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Wetake hiring seriously because we take our teachers seriously. There are two parts to our rigorous hiring process. First, apply to become a teacher at New York City Public Schools by completing a thorough online application. Then if your application is accepted, you can begin connecting with principals at schools that interest you.

If you are new to the NYC Online Teacher Application, the first step is to create an account by clicking on "New User". Once you complete your Common Profile, you will have access to start your teacher application. The NYC Online Teacher Application Guide walks you step-by-step through the application and provides links to helpful resources for your application journey. You can also find answers to commonly asked questions in our Online Support Center.

If your application is accepted, you will be able to search for open teaching positions and express interest in those that appeal to you and match your skills and background. Please keep in mind that an accepted application does not guarantee a teaching position. You must directly apply to schools for positions that interest you. Read on for the best ways to approach your job search.

The New Teacher Finder

If your application is accepted, you can review open positions and connect with hiring principals through the New Teacher Finder, which principals use to browse candidate applications, post job openings, and reach out to promising applicants. In addition to help with your job search, New Teacher Finder members have access to hiring resources and exclusive networking events.

Recruitment Events

Some candidates may be eligible to attend recruitment fairs and other networking events, where they will connect directly with hiring principals. Invitations are reserved for the strongest candidates in select subject areas.

Direct Outreach

Principals and other school-level staff make hiring decisions, so we encourage you to contact schools directly. Just make sure to tailor your resume and cover letter to each school and position so your application stands out.

California has a two-tier credential structure. A preliminary credential is the first credential issued after an individual meets basic certification requirements. The preliminary credential is issued for a maximum of five years. A clear credential is issued when all certification requirements have been completed. If requirements for the clear credential are not completed before the expiration of the preliminary credential, the holder will be unable to teach in California's public schools with that credential until those requirements are met and the credential is renewed.

The Single Subject Teaching Credential authorizes the holder to teach the specific subject(s) named on the credential in departmentalized classes such as those found in most middle schools and high schools. A teacher authorized for single subject instruction may be assigned to teach any subject in his or her authorized subject(s) at any grade level: preschool, grades K-12, or in classes organized primarily for adults.

Note [1]: The last administration of the examinations in the Specialized Sciences was July 11, 2015. These examinations have been discontinued. Applicants have five years from the date passed during which to use these examination scores toward obtaining California certification. The last date to verify subject-matter equivalency by coursework for any of the Specialized Sciences was July 11, 2015. See Coded Correspondence 14-09.

Note [2]: The last administration of the examinations in the Specialized Sciences was July 11, 2015. These examinations have been discontinued. Applicants have five years from the date passed during which to use these examination scores toward obtaining California certification. The last date to verify subject-matter equivalency by coursework for any of the Specialized Sciences was July 11, 2015. See Coded Correspondence 14-09.

Teachers who can verify three years to five years of full-time teaching experience at a regionally-accredited private school either in California or another state or U.S. territory, in the subject area of the credential sought, may qualify for a California teaching credential by documenting all of the following:

Teachers verifying six or more years of full-time teaching experience at a regionally-accredited private school (see Terms and Definitions), either in California or another state or U.S. territory, in the subject area of the credential sought, may qualify for a California teaching credential by documenting all of the following:

Individuals who obtain the five-year preliminary credential based on three or more years of private school teaching experience may apply for a clear teaching credential by verifying completion of all of the following requirements:

A Commission-approved Teacher Induction Program is a two year, job embedded program of mentoring, support and learning based in the California Standards for Teaching Profession for the beginning teacher. Applications for the clear credential must be submitted through the approved induction program sponsor.

This experience must be full-time teaching in the specific content area(s) to be issued on the credential; no part-time, aide, volunteer or any combination of teaching and other school employment will be accepted. All experience must be gained at a regionally-accredited private school. The experience must be verified by the director of personnel on original, official letterhead of the school where the teacher was employed. Full-time teaching for credentialing purposes is defined as a minimum of 4 hours per day for at least 75% of a school year.

Original evaluations of the teacher's performance in at least two years of teaching must be submitted. Copies of evaluations must be accompanied by original, written verification of their authenticity by a personnel officer in the school where the evaluations took place. Evaluation ratings must be satisfactory or better. At least one of the evaluations submitted must be within the last two years of teaching. Applicants must submit summative teacher evaluations (as are generally done at end of year for purposes of continued employment or establishing tenure). Single classroom visits/observations or pre-observations, plans for professional growth, self assessments, self-reflections, or personal reviews do not meet the criteria for performance evaluations and will not be accepted.

Course work in the methods of teaching classes and organizing curricula in elementary or secondary school; foundations course work in which candidates predominantly study concepts, information or principles that are presented as basis for effective school practices, and that are present especially for candidates to learn as prospective teachers. Verification of completion of a professional preparation program, excluding student teaching must be completed by the Dean of Education (or appropriate authorized individual) on the official letterhead of the college or university where the teacher attended classes.

Note: The January 1, 2012 sunset date for initial issuance of preliminary Ryan teaching credentials has now passed. Therefore, the letter for California prepared teachers must verify completion of an SB 2042 credential program. (See Coded Correspondence 11-02)

This section of the website has all of the steps and processes to apply for a Utah Educator License. Review the Start your Application tab for critical first steps for all license applications. To determine which application you need to submit, please refer to the table. Find your situation in the first column and complete the application listed in the second. All applications are submitted online through SM Apply. For help with submission, please see the SM Apply Tutorials.

All educators in Utah are required to have a cleared background check associated with the Utah State Board of Education. Background checks cleared through other agencies in or outside of Utah do not qualify. Please refer to the USBE Fingerprint Policy for requirements and steps.

The USBE requires completion of the Educator Ethics Review within 12 months of applying or being granted a license. The activity takes approximately 30-45 minutes through the link in the USIMS Checklist.

Candidates should locate the Application Type they wish to apply for and follow all steps outlined. Types of applications include License Equivalency Review (LER), Associate Educator License (AEL) or the Endorsement Only Application (current license holders only). Once all starting application steps listed above have been completed, candidates will create their application through SM Apply. Please be sure to complete all requirements including testing, instructional videos/activities, forms and all other supporting attachments and documentation prior to submitting the application. Any incomplete applications cannot be processed and will be returned for correction, causing delays in approval.

If you have a standard renewable educator license from another state or country and would like to apply for a Utah Educator License, please read the following step by step instructions to prepare your License Equivalency Review (LER) application for submission to Utah State Board of Education.

If you were awarded an Associate Educator License (AEL) based on your out-of-state, international, or occupational license, use this application pathway in SM Apply to submit additional documentation demonstrating you have completed the requirements to upgrade to the Professional Educator License. Complete the LER Upgrade to Professional Application in SM Apply.

All applications must be submitted electronically through SM Apply. Click the link to create an account. Please refer to the SM Apply Tutorials (Google Docs) to access videos to assist with navigating the application website.

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