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If you are applying for initial PEL licensure and have taken a content test out of state as part of an approved program, please have your testing verified by the university/department of education using one of these forms: 80-02 State-Approved Program and Completion of Standards Verification; 80-03A Confirmation of Out-of-State Licensure Testing
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Testing Requirements . Testing Updates. Key Changes for...
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30 Αυγ 2016 · Testing Requirements . Testing Updates. Key Changes for Teacher Candidates and Preparation Programs in Illinois: Public Act 103-0846 is law as of Aug. 9, 2024. Content Test Timing: Candidates in traditional or apprenticeship programs must pass the content test before receiving a Professional Educator License, not before student teaching.
16 Μαρ 2020 · Under the direction of the Illinois State Board of Education, the Illinois Licensure Testing System (ILTS) was custom designed and developed by the Evaluation Systems group of Pearson to meet Illinois needs and requirements relating to the preparation and licensure of educators.
Teachers, school administrators, and support staff looking to obtain certification or licensure in Illinois should take the ILTS Exam to meet state requirements and ensure they possess the necessary qualifications to contribute effectively to the education system.
14 Απρ 2023 · Tests: Find information about each test, including when and where you can test. Register: Ready to test? Start the online registration process now. Scores: Access your score report and review your testing history. Policies: Review the ILTS testing, registration, and score reporting policies. Previous.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW. Testing has been required of candidates seeking Illinois teaching, school service personnel, and administrative certificates since 1988. Legislation enacted at that time, Section 21-1a of the School Code of Illinois, established a testing program as part of the state's licensure requirements.
View specific requirements for licensure by selecting a your desired credential below. Ready to get your license? View pathways here. You must be 19 years of age to teach or supervise in an Illinois public school unless otherwise noted.
