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Apr 19, 2012
I currently have a California credential for the HS level. I trained to teach English, but then added PE, Health, and French through passing the CSET exams. However, when I looked up how to transfer my certificate to WA it mentioned the Pathways program and it seems that I would have to take additional coursework and do more student teaching to qualify in all of my areas. Is this correct? That would take a lot of time and money. Thanks for any information.
John
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On 4/19/12, John wrote: > Hello, > > I currently have a California credential for the HS level. > I trained to teach English, but then added PE, Health, and > French through passing the CSET exams. However, when I > looked up how to transfer my certificate to WA it mentioned > the Pathways program and it seems that I would have...See More
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