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Posted by Robert Schubert on 12/20/08
I cut and pasted the requirements for N.M teacher
certification through reciprocity. I meet all the criteria
except I haven't taken a teacher competency exam. Are there
any circumstances under which I do not have to take a
competency test to obtain NM teacher certification?
Option 2 – Reciprocity
Possess a bachelor’s and/or a master’s degree from a
regionally accredited college or university; possess a
current valid and standard certificate/license from another
state/country; provide proof of having completed an approved
teacher education program (if the program is not contained
on a transcript, you must provide documented evidence of the
program you completed); provide proof of passage of a
teacher competency exam for that out-of-state/country
certificate/license, and provide evidence of having
satisfactorily taught under that out-of-state
certificate/license from the school and/or supervisor where
you taught.
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