How to Obtain a New Jersey Substitue Teaching Certificate
If you are interested in becoming a teacher in New Jersey, you can try being a substitute teacher first to see if it is a good fit. You can also be a substitute teacher if you are looking for a part-time job. In New Jersey, you do not need to have a college degree in order to be a substitute teacher, but you do need more than just a high school diploma or a GED. In fact, you must obtain a substitute teaching certificate.
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Complete 60 credits of college course work. This is a requirement to qualify for a New Jersey substitute teaching certificate. The credits can be in any subject.
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Choose the school district that you want to work in, which can be any district you want, such as one close to you. You can find a complete list on the New Jersey Department of Education website (see Resources).
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Use the contact information for the selected school district on the New Jersey Department of Education website to request an application.
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Complete the application and return it to the school district using the same address. You will also need to sign an oath of allegiance, pay any fees and submit your college transcripts. The fees vary by district. Some districts also require you to submit to a complete background check.
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