What is a Short-Call Substitute Teacher?
A short-call substitute teacher is one who teaches on a day-to-day basis that does not exceed 15 consecutive school days replacing the same teacher. A short-call substitute teacher must hold a Minnesota license that is valid for full-time employment or a Minnesota short call substitute license. These licenses are valid for functioning as a short-call teacher at all grade levels and in all fields.
Qualifications Required:
Persons with a non-education bachelor degree from an accredited college may apply for a
limited, short-call substitute teaching license.
About the Workshop:
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Participants will be assisted in completing the online application as required by the MN Department of Education.
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Participants will be fingerprinted during the workshop so that the Department of Education can perform a background check.
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Participants will learn to:
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Recognize the need for, and develop attributes of, a prepared and professional substitute teacher.
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Feel confident utilizing skills for effective classroom and behavior management.
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Recall district legal and educational issues in a time of need.
The Application Process:
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All participants must apply to the Minnesota Department of Education to obtain a limited, short-call substitute teacher license. Attending this workshop does not guarantee receipt of this licensure.
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The Minnesota Department of Education accepts online applications only, with the exception of two pieces, the college transcript and fingerprint card for a background check. These two pieces will need to be mailed in after the online application is completed.
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Original transcripts in a college/university sealed envelope. Have the transcripts sent to your home address, but do not open the envelope when they arrive or they will no longer be considered official.
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Applicants who received their degree from outside the United States or its territories must forward their foreign transcripts to Minnesota-approved transcript evaluation service and submit the evaluation as part of their application for licensure.
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It is suggested that you request your transcript immediately.
College Transcript Requirements:
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Original transcripts in a college/university sealed envelope. Have the transcripts sent to your home address, but do not open the envelope when they arrive or they will no longer by considered official.
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Applicants who received their degree from outside the United States or its territories must forward their foreign transcripts to Minnesota-approved transcript evaluation service and submit the evaluation as part of their application for licensure.
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It is suggested that you request your transcript immediately.
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You will need to send your transcript to the MN Department of Education along with your application.
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