Hello GOLDMANvision, thank you for taking your time to write a comment. I hope the video will help you start your teaching career.

Hello Rokan Moschus, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. TEACH-NOW certification program leads to employment, and not college degree. Or did you mean getting a teaching job at a college?

Hello Obed, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. TEACH-NOW does enhance your teaching arsenal.

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It essentially enabled me to work in international schools world wide.

@@edtechii This is my goal. I've worked as a teacher here in the U.S., in Asia and in Europe. While teaching in Virginia, I taught under a provisional license, but now I'm ready to get a teacher's license. My intention is to teach in Europe long term.

@@j.flaner8506 Good luck!

Hi Jiwon, thanks for your question. Positive - you can complete the Teach-Now program and apply for an actual teaching license from overseas. I applied for a DC, a colleague of mine recently completed the program and got her license through the state of Hawaii. Once you decide on the state which you want to go through, you will need to figure out which PRAXIS exams you need to take. I hope this answers your questions and clarify the process a little.

Hello Paul Cha, how are you? Thanks for your comment and questions. Question 1: While you don't have to be teaching in a school to complete the program, during the final and the longest module of the program you will be required to conduct and record your lessons to demonstrate your competency in pedagogy and required teaching standards. When I was doing the program, some teachers, who did not have access to real classroom, had their demo lessons done with nephews, friends' children etc. So long as you have a real audience, you should be fine. The situation might have changed since the time I took the course, please double check this directly with the institution. Question 2: You don't have to travel to the US to complete the program. Both FBI background check and PRAXIS exams can be done from overseas. PRAXIS test centers and dates: www.ets.org/praxis/register/dates_centers/ FBI background check: www.fbi.gov/services/cjis/identity-history-summary-checks I hope this information will help you move forward with your plan. Feel free to ask more questions - I'll try to help. Have a good one!

Evgenii Permiakov Wow, thank you very much for such a kind reply. It helps a lot! So a praxis exam is a must for both State of Arizona and the District of Colombia?

@@paulcha6786 No problem at all. PRAXIS exams vary from state to state. You've got to check license requirements for each state separately. A colleague of mine recently received her teaching license from the state of Hawaii - she said she hadn't taken a single PRAXIS.

Hey, thanks for the question. I would recommend the certification which I talk about in the video.

Hello Zaman, thanks for your question. However, I won't be able to answer based on my personal experience - I have never attempted to acquire QTS.

Hello Shahina Shanik, thanks for your question. Technically, this is an American teaching license that makes you eligible to teach at American public schools, which, to the best of my knowledge, do not follow IB curriculum. You can find more information about IB educator certificates here: www.ibo.org/professional-development/professional-certificates/ib-educator-certificates/ Let me know what you've been able to discover. Thanks!

Yes, the program is still available.

Hello Laxmi, thanks for your question. The teaching license is normally valid for 3-5 years, after which it needs to be extended. I have not done my extension myself yet, so I cannot offer you any insights here.

Hello Amit Mehta, thank you for your question. Teaching internationally (UAE) and teaching in the USA are two entirely different things. Teaching internationally, your selling points are: 1) English is your first language (as apposed to native population) 2) You can deliver content knowledge (pedagogy) If you're planning to teach in the USA, you enter into competition with USA citizens / teachers, which is a completely different scenario. In fact, you are in disadvantage because you don't have a work permit, getting which is a cumbersome process. While TEACH-NOW program can lead to teacher license, it won't guarantee you get a teaching job in the US as a non-US citizen.

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Hello, thanks for your question. Teacher license reciprocity allows educators who hold a teaching license in one state to earn a license in another state, subject to meeting state-specific requirements. More information here: www.ecs.org/50-state-comparison-teacher-license-reciprocity/ The program cost 6,000$ when I tool it almost 4 years ago.

Positive, this course will equip you with fundamentals of pedagogy.

Hello Afshan Nadeem, thanks for stopping by the channel. First of all congrats on almost completed TEFL course! Let me try to clarify a couple of your misconceptions: 1) TEFL/CELTA/TESOL are fundamental courses for teaching English as a second language. Teaching license, in contrast, is a fundamental course in teaching your selected content area e.g. Math, Science, early years, Social Studies, etc. If you hold a TEFL/CELTA/TESOL, you are likely to be a successful candidate to apply to a language center in Shanghai for a position of a ESL teacher. If, on the other hand, you hold a teaching license, you are likely to be a successful candiaate to apply to an international American school in Dubai for a grade 3 classroom teacher. The reason TEFL/CELTA/TESOL are less recognized than a standard teaching license is because the scope of TELF/CELTA/TESOL is limited to teaching English as a foreign language, which is insufficient for international schools, which tend to offer better working conditions and benefits than language school / centers. Does it make senses? 2) An American teaching license is a government document, therefore, it has more validity than any other teaching certificate such as TEFL/CELTA/TESOL. While entry requirements for a teaching license course are not very rigorous, you should have a minimum of bachelor's degree and pass PRAXIS exams, which many candidates struggle with. 3) In terms of English proficiency, as you can guess by my accent and language use in general, I'm not a native speaker of English myself. However, I've been successfully teaching/coaching internationally for the past 6 years. Two things you should keep in mind: a) While you cannot become a native speaker of English unless it was the first language you learned as a child (one of the two languages, if you are born to a bilingual family), it's quite possible to acquire a native speaker of English proficiency level. Which simply means that you can perform all the communicative tasks (listening/reading/speaking/writing) at fairly the same level as an average native speaker of English. Some people more than others are naturally more predisposed to achieve this level of language proficiency. While I don't know a scientifically proven measure of the native speaker of English proficiency level, some of the people who I met who seem to have achieved this level, would score an overall band of 8.5-9.0 on IELTS. b) If you decide to teach Engish abroad, you obviously want your English level to be as close to that of the native speaker of English. However, "nativespeakerness" is not the only factor that comes into the equation, while you are considered for a teaching job. Your teaching skills also play a huge part. It is recommended that your level of English is close to that of a native speaker i.e. C1/C2 on a CEFR scale. However, I've met a lot of non-native speakers of English who passed CELTA - many of them seemed to be at B2 in terms of English language proficiency. Keep in mind though, that as a ESL/EFL teacher you are expected to model the proper usage/grammar/pronunciation of the English language - it is one of the criteria you will be scored against during the CELTA course i.e. how accurately you model for your students. To sum up, it's possible to get a job teaching English if your English is good enough and you have above average teaching skills. I hope this information helps you clarify some things you were not sure about.

Hello Kavonda, thanks for your question. When I was doing TEACH-NOW, there was an option to get certified via D.C. or Arizona. Time has passed - if I were you I would reach out to TEACH-NOW directly and ask them this question. I would also look into Teacher License Reciprocity. You can begin here: www.ecs.org/teacher-license-reciprocity-state-profiles/ Hope this helps.

I am not sure. It is best to ask Teach-Now directly if their training program is recognized by Hawaii,.

Hello Learning Planet, thanks for your question. This is an answer to your question: teach-now.edu/admissions-requirements

Hello and thank you for your questions. Re. Tutor: I was given two option - having a supervisor on site or having Teach-Now assign me a supervisor who would work with me remotely. I chose the latter, which worked out well. Re. Completion: Finishing Teach-Now is the first step. After completion of the program, you will be eligible to apply for a teaching license to a specific US state. When applying for a teaching license, you specify the subject area (e.g. Math, Science, Chemistry, etc.) and a grade level. This selection will determine which PRAXIS exams you will need to take to complete your application. To clarify, I applied to Washington D.C. to be licensed to teach multiple subjects (English, Math, Social Studies) to grades 1-6. I now have a Washington D.C. teaching licenses which makes me eligible to teach multiple subject in grades 1-6. This video can answer related questions: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jcunlsuIrbDRYGQ.html

Hello Demara, thanks for your question. The course is laborious and does require a good amount of time commitment. Depending on the state through which you will be applying for a teaching license, there will be PRAXIS exams. TEACH-NOW course is very practice-based, so it's safe to say it's a training.

You are welcome.

Well, I guess you need to wait 2 business days then. Meanwhile, go get some fresh air and do some exercise.

Hello Fvdt Xbjcg , thank you for your question. Yes, you will be able to apply for the teach-now program. I was in the same situation.

Hello Marina and thank you for your question. According to the program's website, prospective candidates must meet the following three requirements to be eligible for admission to the program: 1. Bachelor’s degree (or higher). A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree is required. 2. 3.0 GPA. They seek a GPA (Grade Point Average) of 3.0 or higher, or equivalent experience. Transcripts must be submitted before starting Module 3. Their Admissions Team can respond to further questions or provide clarification. 3. Writing sample that demonstrates effective writing skills in English. They seek evidence of passion and enthusiasm for helping young people learn, grow, and develop through project-based virtual and/or physical classroom learning. Hopefully, this answers your question.

Hello Carmen, thanks for your question. 1. Yes, I filmed my clinical practice and then discussed it with my mentor. 2. Yes, I did ask for permission to film my lessons for professional development purposes.

Hello Imane, thanks for your comment. TEACH-NOW will lead to a teaching license which you will be able to use to apply for a teaching job in the UAE.

Please check my previous responses. I answered this question in detail.

Hello Dua, thanks for your comment. There is a link in the description which will take you to the registration process.

Hello Ahmed, thanks for our question. 1) Once you complete the TEACH-NOW course, you will be able to apply for an American teaching license that is recognized both in the US and outside e.g. in international American schools around the word. 2) QTS or PGCE are British counterparts to American teaching license. While both documents make you eligible candidate for an international teaching job, a British school of Kuwait is more likely to hire you if you hold a QTS or PGCE, while The American International School of Muscat (Oman) prefer candidates with American teaching licenses. These are exceptions to these rules of cause. I hope this answers your question.

@@edtechii Thank you for your detailed reply. What is the process for applying for an American teaching license?

@@ahmedabbas46 Each state has its own requirements. This is the platform I used to apply for a teaching license in Washington D.C. octo.quickbase.com/db/bkdy85kmw?cg=1 If you go through TEACH-NOW, they will help you through the process.

Hello Tamuna, thanks for your question. This is a link to the website: www.moreland.edu/teacher-certification

I am from, and currently living in the Bahamas.

@@Dallas3212 Hello Dallas, thanks for your question. This question is better address to someone who is familiar with teaching landscape in D.C. I am not qualified to answer your question.

In the video you showed your certificate. How hard was it for you to get a teaching job in D.C.? How long did it take to get the teaching job?

@@Dallas3212 I didn't look for a teaching job in D.C. The reason I pursued US teaching credentials is to work in American school internationally. Just to clarify, I am not American and I don't live the US.

@@edtechii thank you for your answer. How long did it take you to get your American International School job?

Hello Mireia, thanks for your question. If you are planning to work as a teacher in the USA, you need to have a teaching license from the state where you are planning to teach. Many jobs in the US require employees to hold a bachelor’s degree. Some require even more coursework at US graduate schools. But neither graduation nor a specific college degree automatically qualifies you to work in certain professions in the US. For some jobs, you need US licensure. medicine nursing law dentistry teaching accounting veterinary medicine pharmacy psychology engineering architecture Source: www.universitylanguage.com/guides/getting-a-professional-license-through-us-licensure-organizations/

Hello Kismis Meshrma, thanks for your question. I suggest you go through the comments to this video - a lot of questions have been answered there.

I've created the entire video to answer this very question.

Hello Sahil Khan, thanks for taking your time to stop by the channel and leaving a question. While anyone can get a US teaching license regardless of their place of residence, there are certain entry requirements that have to be met, such as having a minimum of a bachelor's degree, proficient level of English language (if English is not your first language), etc. Head over to the TEACH-NOW website to see if you meet the entry requirements. Good luck!

@@edtechii i have master degree in computer science . i am interested . i will follow you . Teacher licence is my aim and i want to teach world colleges.

Hello, thanks for your question. The video was produces a while ago. I would advise you check with TEACH-NOW to get the most up-to-date information regarding this question.

Hello Jemimah, thanks for your question and concern for your professional development. Absolutely, TEACH-NOW is a well-rounded program that will equip you with both fundamental and cutting-edge pedagogical knowledge and skills. Let me know if you have any other questions. Take care.

Hello rmt3589, thanks for your question. TEACH-NOW program does lead to teacher certification. However, some leadership positions require an additional administrative licensure on top of a teaching license. Try do some research around it and let me know if you still have questions. With regard to your degree, I think you'll better off if you reach out to TEACH-NOW admission office directly with this question. They are quite responsive, and I'm sure you will receive a comprehensive answer. Let me know if you still have questions. Also, just thought I should let you know that I'm streaming live Q&A sessions on educational technology and distance learning every Saturday at 7:00pm (GMT+3), feel free to pop in if you have any questions or want to get some fresh ideas. The streams are broadcast via my Instagram: instagram.com/edtechii and KZfaq. Thank you!

Hello and thank you for your question. I cannot answer this question, I would suggest you reach out to TEACH-NOW directly with this query.

Hello, thanks for your question. Yes, you complete the program from abroad. And yes, technically you can teach in the US with the teaching license you receive at the end of the course.

I did, and i shared my experience!

Hello Aiko Java, thanks for your question. Online schools' requirements are usually more lax and lenient than those of regular schools. If you have a degree in education, you don't need to have anything else to be able to apply for an online teaching job. Some prior teaching experience would be a plus.

Hi, these are all good questions. Let me address them one by one: 1. Is teach now designed according to subjects like biology and chemistry? TEACH-NOW is a fundamental teaching course, it concentrates mainly on pedagogy and not specific content areas. You will, however, have to pass PRAXIS content-based exams according to the specialization you select e.g. biology, chemistry, etc. 2. After completing the course , will they give work in USA? No. 3. How much possibility to get job? It depends on your work experience, academic background, and a position you are applying for. 4. Will it worldly recognized to other countries like new zealand , canada, china, ireland, estonia, singapore? Yes, US teaching license is recognized world-wide. However, some government school in the UK or Canada may require their local teaching license instead. 5. How it can help getting job for non native english speakers? Any professional development increases your chances of finding a job. US teaching license is a good investment into your professional development, especially if your university degree is from a country where English is not spoken as first language. 6. Is it like M.ED ? Teaching license is not equivalent to a university degree. Teach-Now offers joint programs which lead to a Master's degree. Check out their website for more information on this topic. 7. Whats the next step after getting teach now certificate? Step 1: Start Teaching Career Abroad - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdt6qaiH3tm4k2Q.html Step 2: Improve Your Teaching Résumé - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p5mlatyF2NfZf4U.html Step 3: Spot Jobs and Employment Scams - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftdibMeavZfYcn0.html I hope this information helps.

Hello Mariam, thanks for your question. These are TEACH-NOW entry requirements: 3) Bachelor’s degree or higher A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required. If the bachelor’s degree is from a non-U.S. institution, transcripts must be submitted along with a course-by-course evaluation by a NACES member agency (www.naces.org). GPA of 3.0 In lieu of a 3.0 Grade Point Average, applicants may qualify for acceptance through proven work experience. Our admission team can respond to further questions or clarifications. Passion and enthusiasm for learning and development Our Admissions Team searches for evidence of passion and enthusiasm for helping young people learn, grow and develop as demonstrated in your written application essay, but also your educational history, professional experiences, and other activities. Technology High-speed internet connection (more than 10 Mbps download at speedtest.net) Webcam Microphone Headset or speakers

Hello Rokan Moschus, thank you for your question. Think about it this way: Why should a school in Canada/USA/UK/Australia/Ireland/Newzealand hire a teacher from overseas when there are enough domestic applicants? You need to be a very qualified individual to be able to to pull if off. As for your question about a degree, don't you think any degree won't guarantee you employment in general - in your home country or elsewhere?

Hey, thanks for the question. It all depends on the country/school you are applying to. For example, nearly all international schools worldwide will recognize an American teaching license as a valid teaching certificate. What is the context where you are planning to teach?

Also, this video was uploaded 3 years ago, the license is valid for 4 years. Have you looked into the process of renewing it? Can that also be done completely online without ever visiting the US?

A non-US citizen can complete this course - Yes. Take the praxis test online - Yes. Do the FBI background check and receive a US Teaching License, all without ever stepping foot inside the USA - Yes.

Yes, I renewed my license a few months ago without ever visiting the US.

Can you guide what is Praxis test?

@@teachermama3977 Praxis exams are required to apply for teaching license in addition to completing the Teach-Now program.

Hello Juan, thanks for your comment. I'm happy you're finding Teach-Now program helpful. Off the top of my head, I can give a couple of advice when it comes to PRAXIS exams: 1) Buy official preparation materials / practice tests offered by ETS. There are well crafted and provide essential practice resources. 2) Buy one of the PRAXIS books offered by a third-party. Go through these books before proceeding to official ETS practice tests. I tried searching Amazon for a titled I used, but couldn't find it. 3) Start preparation early. That's all I can say about PRAXIS at this point. Hopefully there is something helpful there.

Thank you so much for your reply. Can you recommend any 3rd party preparation materials

@@juanlefleur3407 Like I said before, I cannot recall I used. Amazon has a wide range of resources for PRAXIS. I guess what matters is that you practice the exams questions and build confidence.

Isn't it what the video is about?

Hello Mssapna Rathod, thanks for your question. In the USA, you need to have a teaching license on top of your university degree to be qualified to teach in state schools. So to answer your question - yes, you need to go through a licensure. I have a video which answers a question what American teaching license is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jcunlsuIrbDRYGQ.html&t I hope this information helps.

Thank you..

@@mssapnarathod8459 No problem at all!

Hi I'm also from India. I have done masters in mathematics and bachelor in education and I have worked for 10 years in Indian govt school. Currently lives in Nebraska usa

Hello, I have a separare video about it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ft1jpcKmytS5oKs.htmlsi=3DzBZwMNoi-c47rA

I've answered this question in the past, please go through past comments and answers.

Hello Mandeep Kaur, thanks for stopping by the channel. Correct, you can get USA teaching certification from outside the USA. You can also get a teaching position in the USA on condition that you meet visa and job requirements. It cost 6,000$ at the time when I took the course.

Thanks for quick reply ....really appreciated.......thanks for your valuable info

Watch the video again or visit their website.

Hello Cape&Wine, thanks for your question. No, I haven't. I believe I've answered related question in the past. Could you scroll down the previous comments and answers?

Hello Josephine, thanks for your questions. You do not have to physically be in the USA to apply for a teaching license through the state government. Everything is done electronically. The only "physical" thing in the application are your fingerprints that need to be sent to the FBI to get a clearance/background check. However, even this step can be done without physically being in the USA. Does this answer your question?

Hey Vidyanka, thanks for your question. You will need to focus and spend some quality time doing research. To get you started, reach out to TEACH-NOW, inquire which states you can apply through once you complete their program. Once know which lineup of states you can go through, check out this website www.ets.org/praxis section - State Testing Requirements. This will give you an idea what exams you will need to take in each state to apply for a teaching license in this state. Does this sound like a plan of action?

@@edtechii Yes!!! Thank you so much ☺️👍

@@vidyankagunturi4255 No problem at all.

I cannot answer this question. It'd best if you reach out to them directly with this request.

Also, did you need to take ILETS ?

Hi Kristina, how are things? Thanks for checking out my channel. On to your questions: 1. PRAXIS test centers are located globally. Check out this resource for more information: www.ets.org/praxis/register/dates_centers/ There's one center in Kuwait if you are planning to take it here. 2. No, I didn't have to take IELTS to receive a teaching license. Check out this resource for more: teach-now.edu/admissions-requirements Please note that if you university degree was issued outside the US, you will need to go through authentication process. TEACH-NOW will have mode details on that. I hope this helps!

Hey, yes the program is available for aspiring teachers. You will, however, need to have access to a group of learners to complete the practical/clinical unit of the program, which is closer to the end.

The program is open to anyone in the world.

@@edtechii thank you so much for the information

Hey, I've answered this question in great detail before. Please check my previous answers. Thanks!

Re. SSN: No, you do not have to have it. They have a process, whereby a different number is generated to be used in lieu of SSN for individuals who do not have SSN. Re. Other States: Yes, it is possible to transfer your license from one state to another, given specific requirements are met. Do some research on "Teacher License Reciprocity", which will give you a clearer picture of the process.

Thanks for letting me know. They've changed the link to moreland.edu

Hey, thanks for your question. Yes, in most cases, you will need a teaching certificate to teach. There are a few exceptions where you don't, but I strongly encourage you to become a certified teacher if you take it seriously and want to make it your career choice.

I've updated the link to the first video, please try again. The program cost 6,000$ when I took it four years ago.

@@edtechii Is this program for real? How much is it now?

@@BarryBranton Yes, it is a real and program. It costs 6,000$.

I guess you can ask them directly - I do not have this information.

Hello Natakie, thanks for your question. Yes, you can use the TEACH-NOW certificate, together with PRAXIS exams scores to apply for a teaching license. It'd be best if you check with TEACH-NOW itself for which states their certificate is valid. Hopefully, this answers your question.

Hello Rupinder, thanks for your comment. You are right, if you got your university degree outside of the U.S., you will need to do an credit-by-credit evaluation.

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Hello Jia Song, thank you for your question. Yes, correct. Be mindful of the state where you are planning to teach and apply for a teaching license for this state. Good luck!

Teach Now is not regionally accredited. That is a basic standard in the United States for a teacher preparation program. Only certain states will accept Teach Now because of this. Some states in the U.S. are checking for regional accreditation and states that once did accept Teach Now, do not anymore. Just a heads up.

@@87Corri I guess it's not a big problem anymore, they have become an online university.

1. If you degree was issued outside of the USA, you need to obtain a report that identifies, describes, and provides a U.S. equivalency for your credential. Here is more information about this points: www.wes.org/partners/wes-evaluation-reports/ I think you need to have a university degree to be eligible for admission. Please verify that. 2. Ideally, the clinical part needs to happen when you have access to students. However, Teach-Now is flexible and makes accommodations for teachers who do not have such an opportunity, e.g. having a lesson with nephews, or adults.

@@edtechii thank you so much

@@Egyglory You're welcome!

It's better if you address this question directly to Teach-Now.

AZ, HI, and DC only. But reciprocity agreements within states could allow you to work in other states. This may or may not be difficult.

@@surfinbird71 Thanks for taking on the question! Greatly appreciate it.

No problem 😊

Hello Janie, thanks for your question. I have provided a comprehensive answer previously. Would you mind scrolling through past comments and see my answer there, please?

你好刘洁！Thanks for your question. I think my first video about teaching license will answer your questions. Here's a link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jcunlsuIrbDRYGQ.html&t Also, having a look at the state requirements for a music teacher will give you an idea. You need to understand that a US teaching license is issued by each individual state. A teaching license specifies a grade level and a subject you are qualified to teach. Depending on the subject you would like to be qualified in, you will need to take a corresponding PRAXIS exam. Here's some more info on PRAXIS: www.ets.org/praxis Let me know if that helps, or you need more help.

It all depends on the kind of school you are planning to apply to. If it is a public school in Arizona, you will need a teaching license issued by the Arizona Department of Education. As for Columbia, I think you need to ask the school directly if they recognize the US teaching license.

Hello Wilfried Kouamé, thanks for your question. Yes, the entire program can be completed from outside the USA.

Could you tell me a bit more what you want to teach?

Hey, thanks for your question. 1. Decide which state you want to receive your certification from. 2. Decide what you want to specialize in e.g. Elementary Education, Secondary Math, Computer Science, etc. 3. Go to www.ets.org/praxis/site.html to learn what exams you need to take for your selected state and specialization. 4. Register, prepare, and pass the PRAXIS tests. 5. Go to www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/more-fbi-services-and-information/identity-history-summary-checks#:~:text=We%20accept%20fingerprints%20taken%20with,fingerprint%20card%20will%20be%20rejected. to learn how to obtain FBI criminal background check. 6. Submit all acquired documents to the selected state department of education.

Please do some search before posting your questions. www.ctc.ca.gov/credentials/teach

Correct. You do not have to physically send stuff to Columbia or Washington DC-you upload the program completion certificate, PRAXIS results, FBI clearance, etc., on their portal and they mail you (or TEACH-NOW) your teaching license.

@@edtechii Absolutely fantastic! Thank you forgetting back to me. I’m going to sign up to do the course starting November. I’m really looking forward to it.

@@michaeljames87 Good luck with it. Reply to this message thread if you have any questions along the way. I will try to answer.

@@michaeljames87 Hello, how is your program now ?

@@laolee2386 hey, it’s going great thanks. I’m really enjoying it. Are you thinking of doing it?

Hello Joey, thanks for your questions. Yes, I took around 5-6 PRAXIS exams. I've provided extensive answers to PRAXIS-related questions in the past. If you don't mind scrolling through the past comments and my answers - this will save me tons of time :)

Hello Irene, thanks for your question. If I were you, I would send your questions directly to Teach-Now: www.moreland.edu/request-info

Hello Charles, thanks for your question. The agency itself doesn't grant teacher's certification. It's an accredited preparatory course that you can use to apply for a teacher's certification with a state board of education. I think I talk about it in the video.

Hello thanks for your question. There is a link in the description.

Hello Nadera, thanks for your question. The number of tests and their nature varies from state to state. You can find what PRAXIS tests you will have to take to get a teaching license in a particular state here: www.ets.org/praxis/states I received my license from Washington D.C. - here is more detailed information about District of Columbia Test Requirements: www.ets.org/praxis/dc/requirements I hope this helps!

This is what the video is about.

Hello Amir, and thank you for your question. Please scroll through the previous comments and my answers - I gave comprehensive answers to questions similar to yours. I hope this information will help you. Thank you!

@@edtechii Sure. Thanks again

No worries. Reply to this thread if you haven't found the answers to your questions.

Hi, thanks for your question. 1) Check the video description. 2) It is valid in international schools following US curriculum 3) Bachelor’s degree or higher A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required. If the bachelor’s degree is from a non-U.S. institution, transcripts must be submitted along with a course-by-course evaluation by a NACES member agency (www.naces.org). GPA of 3.0 In lieu of a 3.0 Grade Point Average, applicants may qualify for acceptance through proven work experience. Our admission team can respond to further questions or clarifications. Passion and enthusiasm for learning and development Our Admissions Team searches for evidence of passion and enthusiasm for helping young people learn, grow and develop as demonstrated in your written application essay, but also your educational history, professional experiences, and other activities. Technology High-speed internet connection (more than 10 Mbps download at speedtest.net) Webcam Microphone Headset or speakers

Yes, the license you receive is a US government issued document.

Hey, thanks for your question. I'm probably not the right person to ask these questions. I've done my teaching license to teach in international schools outside the USA.

Hello, and thank you for your question. Short answer: You can do the Teach-Now program with no problem. However, to apply for a teaching license, you need to have your Jordan degree authenticated and then submitted to World Education Services (WES), or a similar organization, to receive a U.S. equivalency for your degree. There was a similar question/comment in the past, which I thoroughly addressed in my reply. Please take a few minutes and scroll through previous comments and find my answer.

@@edtechii Alright, thank you so much. You are good person. Much love and God bless 🙌

Yes, it's an overall very solid credential which will come in handy anywhere in the world.