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Jan 22, 2009
Any of the nearby schools ask for NYS teaching certification, but when I look at the NYSTCE website regarding the test, it doesn't specify which would be right for me.
I have a B.S., but have never taken any teaching/ early childhood classes.
Jason
On 1/22/09, Thomas wrote: > I've been trying to find out what's needed to substitute in > NY, but have been constantly running into dead ends. > > Any of the nearby schools ask for NYS teaching > certification, but when I look at the NYSTCE website > regarding the test, it doesn't specify which would be right > for me. > >...See More
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