Wisconsin alternative route
CESA 7: Teacher Development Center Alternative Licensure Program
- Run by
- Other
- Teach while completing
- Yes
- Max years to complete
- 3
- Website
- Visit
Requirements
| Bachelor's degree | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's in the subject | Yes |
| Pedagogy coursework | Yes |
| Credit hours | Yes |
| Minimum GPA | Yes |
| Tests | Yes |
| Employment as a teacher | Yes |
| Clinical experience | Yes |
| Professional development | Yes |
| Mentoring | Yes |
| Service requirement | No |
| High-need schools | Not reported |
| Shortage areas | Not reported |
| Limited to some grades or subjects | No |
| Designed for shortage areas | Yes |
Shortage design
Regular Education/bilingual, Cross Categorical Special Education, Regular Education/ESL, Early Childhood Regular Education/bilingual, Business Education, Science and teaching a foreign language
Credential issued
Initial Educator license issued in the area identified on the emergency permit after fulfilling all program licensure requiremnts.
Clinical experience
All of our teacher candidates who are pursuing their initial educator license are hired by their school district under an emergency permit and are employed full time. Each teacher candidate is assigned a mentor in their building. Their contracted assignment in their school district is their practicum in which they receive the required number and kinds of evaluations described in PI34:15(3). The mentor fulfills the responsibilities of the cooperating teacher.
Linked teacher preparation providers
Title II links no providers to this route.
Other routes in Wisconsin
- CESA 1: Proficiency-Based Licensure
- CESA 2: Licensure Academy for School Staff
- CESA 4: Alternative Licensing Pathways Supports and Services
- CESA 6: Residency in Teacher Education
- CESA 9: Excelllence in Teaching Program
- Educate-WI: 10SPED
- Educate-WI: Project Teaching
- Milwaukee Public Schools University
- Urban Learning Collaborative