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When you apply for a teaching credential program, you will be required to submit transcripts as proof that you’ll have earned a BA before the program start date. The following table outlines what document you should be able to submit depending on ...
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If you have not met the Subject Matter Requirement by the time of hire, your school employer can choose to put you on a temporary permit such as a Provisional Internship Permit (PIP) or Short-Term Staff Permit (STSP). Rivet School graduates ...
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In this article, we’ve broken down the four types of substitute teaching permits and listed the requirements to apply for each of them. We also included recommendations for organizations that can support you in becoming a substitute teacher in Cal...
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Schools are organizations that have many teaching and non-teaching roles that all have the common goal of supporting student learning. If you are interested in working at a school or switching roles within your current school district, you can ref...
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Are you looking for summer job opportunities that align with your experience and interest in education? We recommend checking out organizations that offer summer enrichment programs or expanded learning. Here are some examples: Aim High (Bay A...
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Are you wondering which type of credential program is right for you? There are traditional teacher preparation programs, teacher residency programs, and intern credential programs. This table only explains the difference between a teacher residenc...
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There are four main types of California teaching credentials: ECE specialist instruction, multiple subjects, single subject, and education specialist. In this table you will find information about the grades/subjects you can teach and the requirem...
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In order to become a teacher in California, you must complete a teaching credential program after you earn your BA. Our credential program matrix is a spreadsheet that highlights important dates and cost before financial support for our curren...
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Below we've outlined the steps to become a teacher in the states where Rivet School currently has school partnerships: California, Illinois, and Louisiana. It's helpful to know that the first step for all of them is to earn your bachelor's degree ...
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If your career goals include becoming a classroom teacher or school administrator, then the Educator Pathway is meant for you! You’ll choose your major and work towards your BA just like any other Rivet School fellow. Once you’ve opted in to the...