Substitute+Teaching

Substitute Teaching Substitute teaching can be a great place to start while looking for a more permanent teaching job. It is a great way to become familiar with the schools and to build relationships with other faculty.

= Requirements (for Wisconsin) = = There are two types of licensing for substitute teaching. = = · 3-year Substitute Teacher Permit = = · 5-year Substitute Teacher/Educator License =

= · **__ Three-Year Substitute Teacher License __**= =** The 3-Year License is for short-term substitute teaching meaning only **= =** -must fill complete PI-1602-SP License application **= =** - $100 fee **= =** -must have received a Bachelors degree at an accredited institution **= =** -transcript **= =** -fingerprinting may be necessary **= =**// *Note that is important to contact the school and/or district in which you plan to substitute teach in. The district must request the permit as well as set up training for the permit holder. //**=  - **Additional information about certification training can be found here:** [|**http://www.teameducators.com/**] = · **__ Five-Year Substitute Teacher/Educator License __**= =** This License is for long term substitute teaching meaning you are substituting for 20 or more consecutive days. **= =** -Must have completed state approved education training in any state approved educator training program. **= =** - License application must be filled out. **= = ** * **** note there are multiple applications make sure to fill out the correct application. ** = =** -There is also a $100 fee if training degree was received from a WI institution and $150 for those who did not receive their training degree in WI. **= =** -Fingerprinting may be required **=
 * -Detailed licensing info can be found here: [] **

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