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- The Saint Peter’s University Alternate Route Program is a method for college graduates to become fully certified teachers without receiving a master’s degree. The program has four steps which take place over the course of a calendar year. For more information about the program please refer to the New Jersey State Department of Education’s website.
Alternate Route to Certification Program. The Saint Peter’s University Alternate Route Program is a method for college graduates to become fully certified teachers without receiving a master’s degree. The program has four steps which take place over the course of a calendar year.
Certification Details. List any Praxis Tests that you have passed.*. Do you have a Certificate of Eligibility (CE)?*. Yes. No. What grade/subject does the CE certify you to teach?*. What grade/subject do you wish to become certified to teach?*. Do you have a Provisional Certificate (PC)?*. Yes.
SPU AR SPRING 2024. PROFESSOR MISSAL ALTERNATE ROUTE CLASSES. SEMESTER 2 AND SEMESTER 4 GROUPS 2024. Professor Missal. smissal@saintpeters.edu. ZOOM & GC LINKS SPRING 2024. Semester 2 GROUP A....
NJ Turnpike South to Exit 14C/Columbus Drive/Jersey City. See From NJ Turnpike Exit 14C/Columbus Drive / Jersey City above. From Central New Jersey. GS Parkway North to Exit 142/Route 78 East. Take 78 East to Exit 58B/Route 1-9 North. Continue approximately 5 miles to Broadway (left hand exit ramp).
There are two main ways to get certified to teach in New Jersey: Traditional Route and Alternate Route. Traditional Route: Complete an educator preparation program before getting a job as a teacher in NJ.
Director of School Counseling Certification. Students pursuing certification as a Director of School Counseling Services must possess School Counselor Certification and completed at least three years of successful school counselor experience under a standard NJ or its out-of-state school counselor equivalent. Required Courses.
The New Pathways Alternate Route Program provides a process for individuals to become licensed teachers. The program includes 400 hours (24 credits) of education courses that are taken during candidates' first two years of teaching.
