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How to become a paraprofessional in Wisconsin.
Reading Time: 3 minutes To become a paraprofessional in Wisconsin there are several requirements that you’ll need to meet during the hiring process. Minimum requirements to become a paraprofessional in Wisconsin: 18 years or older High school diploma or equivalent (e.g., GED) Meet one of the three hiring requirements options Employment verification to work in the U.S. Background check …
Read MoreHow to become a paraprofessional in PA.
Reading Time: 3 minutes To become a paraprofessional in PA, you’ll need meet Pennsylvania’s state minimum requirements. This includes, at least a high school diploma, clearing a background check, passing a paraprofessional assessment, and employment verification. Paraprofessionals in schools work to support students with one-on-one support with both instructional and non-instructional activities. Minimum PA state paraprofessional requirements,…
Read MoreHow to become a paraeducator in Washington state.
Reading Time: 3 minutes To become a paraeducator in Washington state, you’ll need to meet a few requirements, including: a high school diploma or GED, and be at least 18 years old. Minimum Washington state paraeducator requirements, at a glance: High school diploma or equivalent with a passing score on a professional assessment. Education requirements can vary by…
Read MoreHow to become a paraprofessional in NJ.
Reading Time: 4 minutes To become a paraprofessional in New Jersey, there are several requirements you need to meet to land this important role in our schools. Minimum New Jersey state paraprofessional requirements, at a glance: High school diploma or equivalent Some districts may require additional college credits Background check and fingerprinting Health clearance Employment verification In addition…
Read MoreHow to become a paraprofessional in CT.
Reading Time: 3 minutes To become a paraprofessional in CT, you’ll need to meet Connecticut state requirements which include passing a background check. Minimum Connecticut paraprofessional job requirements, at a glance*: At least 18 years old High school diploma or GED with passing score on ParaPro Assessment Criminal background check Fingerprinting In addition to Connecticut state requirements, Kelly…
Read MoreHow to become a paraprofessional in Illinois.
Reading Time: 4 minutes To become a paraprofessional in Illinois, there are several requirements you need to meet to land this important role in schools—this includes getting a license. Minimum requirements to become a paraprofessional in Illinois. 20 years old Paraprofessional Educator License (ELS-PARA) from the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE). Meet one of the following academic…
Read MoreHow to apply to be a substitute teacher.
Reading Time: 4 minutes There are many paths to apply to be a substitute teacher. Some of the most common include: visiting a school district job fair or website, searching job boards on the internet, or connecting with an education employment agency. Ways to apply to be a substitute teacher: School district website Job boards Internet search Job…
Read MoreHow to become a paraprofessional—do I need a parapro test?
Reading Time: 4 minutes To become a paraprofessional, some states require special credentialing, college credits, or a paraprofessional test. Others simply require a high school diploma and a background check. Common considerations to become a paraprofessional: Certification or license Education requirements and verification Parapro test Work experience Background and health screenings Training At Kelly Education, we prefer to…
Read MoreHow to become a tutor in schools.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Do you have the time, patience, and positivity to help students reach the next milestone in their academic success? It’s time to become a tutor in a school near you! Figuring out how to become a tutor in schools can be a little tricky because the requirements can vary by state and school district.…
Read MoreHow to obtain substitute teacher certification.
Reading Time: 3 minutes To get a substitute teacher certification, you should check with the credentialing requirements of your state. Not all states require a substitute teacher certificate or credential. It gets a little confusing because states use different names for their credential – substitute teacher certificate, license, authorization, permit, or some other word for this documentation. No…
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