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Illinois offers multiple pathways to become a teacher. Whether you are a high school or college student with a passion for education or a career changer looking for more meaning in your work, check out "How to Become Licensed" to find the right path for you.
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Illinois offers multiple pathways to licensure for traditional candidates enrolled in colleges and universities, career changers, and industry professionals. These pathways allow teacher candidates to utilize degrees, formal programs, coursework, and work experience to become teachers.
The information below is designed to provide educators with the information needed to become a licensed teacher in the state of Illinois, as well as opportunities for experienced teachers to expand their qualifications. View specific requirements for licensure by selecting a your desired credential below. Ready to get your license?
Complete a bachelor’s degree with a state-approved teacher preparation component. Complete a student teaching placement. Pass the required teacher certification exams. Apply for a teaching certificate or license. Continue reading to learn more about the traditional certification pathway in Illinois.
To teach in Illinois, you’ll need at least a bachelor’s degree and a teaching license. On this page, we’ll go over the steps required to teach in Illinois, plus answer some commonly asked questions about licensure.
Steps to Become a Teacher. Choose What You Want to Teach. Complete Your Education Requirements for Teaching in Illinois. Pass the Required Tests for Illinois. Apply for your Illinois Teacher Certification. Find a Teaching Job in Illinois. Continue Your Education and Professional Development.
All teacher candidates who successfully complete an approved teacher education program at Illinois State University, pass appropriate licensure exams, and meet ISBE requirements will be recommended for licensure.
