Awesome Elementary Curriculum Guide, 2D, 40 weeks
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Aug 30, 2013
NJArt
No, you need to be certified in the individual state that you wish to teach in. In some cases you can get your certification "alternate route", which is when you are hired and do the college classes for your certification at the same time. Your best course of action is to get your teacher's certification if you want to each in a public school.
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