Candidate Prospectus for Emergency Certification is a legal document that was released by the Delaware Department of Education - a government authority operating within Delaware.
Q: What is Emergency Certification?
A: Emergency Certification is a temporary teaching license that allows individuals who do not hold a traditional teaching certificate to teach in Delaware schools.
Q: Who is eligible for Emergency Certification?
A: Individuals who have a bachelor's degree and meet specific requirements set by the Delaware Department of Education may be eligible for Emergency Certification.
Q: How long does the Emergency Certification last?
A: Emergency Certification is valid for one year and may be renewed for a maximum of three years under certain conditions.
Q: What are the requirements for Emergency Certification?
A: The specific requirements for Emergency Certification vary based on the subject area and grade level being taught. Generally, applicants must pass a content knowledge test, complete a background check, and fulfill any additional requirements determined by the Delaware Department of Education.
Q: Can Emergency Certification be used to teach any subject?
A: No, Emergency Certification is subject-specific. Applicants must meet the requirements for the specific subject area they wish to teach.
Q: Can Emergency Certification be used in all Delaware schools?
A: Emergency Certification can be used in public, charter, and approved private schools in Delaware.
Q: What happens after the expiration of Emergency Certification?
A: After the expiration of Emergency Certification, individuals may choose to pursue a traditional teaching certification or other pathways to continue their teaching career.
Q: What support is available for individuals with Emergency Certification?
A: The Delaware Department of Education provides support, mentoring, and professional development opportunities for individuals with Emergency Certification to help them succeed in the classroom.
Form Details:
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