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Jul 12, 2006
So, is it any problem for someone certified in WI to get
IL cert.? I've heard our standards are higher than those
in IL. I've submitted my app. to get IL cert., as I live
in SE Wisconsin, and would be able to commute to NE IL in
30-60 minutes. Want to broaden the area in which I would
teach, to give me more options.
Thanks,
Michelle
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You have to submit college transcripts, WI license, letter
from superintendant in district you have worked or student
taught (this is to waive your student teaching requierment),
pay 30 dollars, and pass the IL basic skills test. The
state of IL will then review your work and decide what your
deficiencie...See More