The application for the Restricted CTE teaching license consists of the items on the right side of the cover page. A check box for each section needs to be completed for the application to be complete and considered for licensure. Applicants will work with their Regional Coordinator to complete the application. Currently, ODE accepts CTE licensure applications only from Regional Coordinators. This guide will discuss each section of the application and what is suggested as evidence of a complete application. A complete Application will include: Completed ODE application submitted by a Regional Coordinator includes ALL of the following: The Instructor Appraisal Committee’s (IAC) recommendation for licensure on an approved ODE form, including any course restrictions related to the recommended endorsement(s), unless waived by ODE; A copy of the signed CTE Professional Development Plan (PDP) indicating the expectations for the educator over the next three years of the license; Evidence of the co-applicant school district’s ODE-approved Program of Study in the requested CTE endorsement area; or evidence that the district has submitted an application for approval of the CTE program to ODE; The name and credentials of the identified CTE mentor; Transcripts of an associate degree or higher (or the ODE waiver); AND Industry work experience documented as listed below. For TSPC (to be completed after approval of above) Completed TSPC application submitted directly to TSPC by applicant will include ALL of the following: A signed and dated TSPC and the appropriate fees; furnished in the manner prescribed by the commission and satisfactory responses to the character questions contained in the commission’s licensure application; AND Proof of a passing score on a commission-approved test of knowledge of . What to include in a First Restricted CTE Application to the Oregon Department of Education Business and Industry Experience or Experience Waiver CTE licensure places an emphasis on occupational experience and is designed for teachers in high school CTE programs preparing students for specific career areas. To qualify for a Restricted CTE license or a CTE endorsement, applicants must show recent and relevant knowledge of a significant portion of the industry they wish to teach. To accomplish this, the current recommendations for industry experience are:
The application for the Restricted CTE teaching license consists of the items on the right side of the cover page. A check box for each section needs to be completed for the application to be complete and considered for licensure. Applicants will work with their Regional Coordinator to complete the application. Currently, ODE accepts CTE licensure applications only from Regional Coordinators. This guide will discuss each section of the application and what is suggested as evidence of a complete application. A complete Application will include: Completed ODE application submitted by a Regional Coordinator includes ALL of the following: The Instructor Appraisal Committee’s (IAC) recommendation for licensure on an approved ODE form, including any course restrictions related to the recommended endorsement(s), unless waived by ODE; A copy of the signed CTE Professional Development Plan (PDP) indicating the expectations for the educator over the next three years of the license; Evidence of the co-applicant school district’s ODE-approved Program of Study in the requested CTE endorsement area; or evidence that the district has submitted an application for approval of the CTE program to ODE; The name and credentials of the identified CTE mentor; Transcripts of an associate degree or higher (or the ODE waiver); AND Industry work experience documented as listed below. For TSPC (to be completed after approval of above) Completed TSPC application submitted directly to TSPC by applicant will include ALL of the following: A signed and dated TSPC and the appropriate fees; furnished in the manner prescribed by the commission and satisfactory responses to the character questions contained in the commission’s licensure application; AND Proof of a passing score on a commission-approved test of knowledge of . What to include in a First Restricted CTE Application to the Oregon Department of Education Business and Industry Experience or Experience Waiver CTE licensure places an emphasis on occupational experience and is designed for teachers in high school CTE programs preparing students for specific career areas. To qualify for a Restricted CTE license or a CTE endorsement, applicants must show recent and relevant knowledge of a significant portion of the industry they wish to teach. To accomplish this, the current recommendations for industry experience are:
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