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OA-MS1 Multiple Subject Teaching Credential for Teachers who hold a Valid California Single Subject

OA-MS1 Multiple Subject Teaching Credential for Teachers who hold a Valid California Single Subject 2025

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The document outlines the process for teachers holding a valid California Single Subject Credential to apply for a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. It specifies that not all individuals can use the online application process and provides checklists detailing the requirements for both Preliminary and Clear Single Subject Credential holders. The document emphasizes the need for supporting materials, including transcripts and verification of subject-matter competence, to be submitted within 30 days of completing the online application. The Multiple Subject Teaching Credential allows holders to teach in self-contained classrooms across various educational settings.

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Begin by reviewing the Online Direct Application Requirements Checklist. Ensure you meet all criteria before proceeding.
Fill out your personal information in the designated fields, including your name, contact details, and current credential information.
Complete the checklist section by confirming that you have included all necessary documents such as transcripts and verification of subject-matter competence.
Review the Personal and Professional Fitness questions carefully. Provide accurate responses as required.
Once all sections are completed, print the online direct application coversheet and prepare to submit your application along with supporting materials.

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What is a multiple subject teaching credential in California?

According to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC), Single Subject teachers who are seeking to add an additional subject area onto their existing Single Subject Credential will need to have met subject-matter competence by coursework or passing all parts of the subject-specific CSET exams and have a Single

What is the difference between single subject and multiple subject teaching credentials?

The Preliminary Multiple Subjects Credential qualifies educators to teach all subjects in a general education classroom, making it ideal for elementary schools (grades TK6) and other settings where one teacher instructs the same group of students across multiple subjects.

What is a multi subject teaching credential in California?

Is the CSET still required to teach in California? The CSET is no longer required per se, so long the prospective candidate satisfy alternative requirements with respect to subject matter competence. However the CSET can still be used to demonstrate subject matter competence and earn credential(s).

Is the CSET no longer required in California?

A multiple subject credential authorizes holders to teach in public elementary schools where they are in a self contained classroom teaching all the subjects to the same group of students all day. A single subject credential authorizes the holder to teach their specific subject area to middle and high school students.

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