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The document outlines the application process for obtaining an experience-based teaching license in technical and vocational education subjects in Wisconsin. It details eligibility criteria, required documentation, point allocation for industry experience and pedagogical training, and the responsibilities of both applicants and school administrators. The form must be completed and submitted through the Educator Licensing Online system.

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Can you teach in Wisconsin without a teaching license?

The 62,500 teachers working in Wisconsin public schools all hold a teaching license issued by the state. Teachers in the Badger State must meet education, experience, and testing requirements to work at public schools. Like other states, Wisconsin teachers must hold a bachelors degree.

What is the fastest way to get a teaching license?

Intern programs offer the fastest path to a teaching career. Candidates can serve as a teacher of record and earn a salary after completing 120 hours of pre-service requirementsfar less than other pathway types require.

What is the emergency license for teachers in Wisconsin?

The state Department of Public Instruction may issue one-year emergency teaching licenses to people with bachelors degrees in any subject, allowing them to teach in schools without meeting the requirements for full certification. The state may also renew emergency licenses for those working toward full licensure.

Can you get an emergency teaching license in Wisconsin?

In the 2021-22 school year, the state Department of Public Instruction (DPI) issued 3,197 emergency licenses to teach in Wisconsin. This is an increase of 2,072 licenses, or 184.2%, over 2012-13, when 1,125 emergency licenses were issued (see Figure 1).

How long does it take to get a Wisconsin teaching license?

The review process for licensure decisions often takes 6-8 weeks from the time the paid application is received. The review process timeline for licensure decisions related to applicants applying based on a program from another state often takes 8-12 weeks from the time the paid application is received.

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