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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?
All Illinois teachers must be licensed according to the requirements set by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE). The main steps for the traditional path to teacher certification in Illinois are: Complete a bachelor’s degree with a state-approved teacher preparation component. Complete a student teaching placement.
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.
Public school teachers in Illinois are required to hold teacher certification, which is earned by completing a teacher preparation program that has been accredited through the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
13 Αυγ 2024 · A Professional Educator License (PEL) is the credential that allows you to work as a teacher in a public school in Illinois. An Illinois teaching license requires a bachelor’s degree or higher, passage of state-mandated exams, and completion of a state-approved program like those here at SIU.
