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Oct 11, 2009
You'll be competing with applicants who have passed it
Whether that matters will depend on the school district. If you're highly qualified by some other avenue (e.g., a bachelor's degree in the subject you plan to teach), it may not make a difference. If not, you'd better take the CSET, because the schools hiring non-HQ teachers these days are few, far between, and generally not places most teachers wo...See More
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