Our office is here to assist you with your application for a North Carolina teaching license. At the completion of your program, we provide instructions for applying for your initial license as well as adding or upgrading your current license.
Effective fall 2015, NC Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has moved to a fully online licensure application system. My office will provide you with detailed instructions for the online process including instructions for having your application routed to UNCW for approval. Once my office electronically receives a completed application, we will then verify completion of your program and licensure requirements and submit it to DPI. Once the application has been electronically submitted, you will be able to view the status of your application by logging in to your account. Once DPI has issued your new license, you will be able to open and print your license from the online account.
Required Licensure Exams Reference Guide
NCEL test information: (required for SED-GC and Elementary Ed only)
HTTP://WWW.NC.NESINC.COM/PAGEVIEW.ASPX?F=GEN_WHATTESTSDOINEEDTOTAKE.HTML
Required state licensure exams for Elementary and Special Education general candidates*:
http://www.ets.org/praxis/nc/requirements
The Watson College of Education will retain your Praxis scores for 10 years from the score reporting date. After 10 years, your scores will no longer be available. When you take a test through Educational Testing Services (ETS), you will receive an email when your scores have posted. We recommend saving a copy of your score report for future reference.
*Please note: NC DPI policy states that, effective, July 1, 2016, candidates may be recommended for licensure prior to passing these exams. Candidates must attempt the exams in their first year of teaching and pass the exams before or during their second year of teaching. The Watson College of Education strongly recommends that our candidates pass all required exams prior to applying for initial licensure.
Ms. Logan McKnight
Internship and Licensure Coordinator
mcknightl@uncw.edu
910-962-2796
Purpose: The purpose of the awards is to assist students with travel to professional conferences and events related to professional experiences. Students may also apply for funds to assist expenses incurred during field experiences/internship.
Award Amounts & Stipulations: Individuals must be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student in any of the programs in the Department of EEMLS. Students are eligible for one award per year and must submit all of the required documents for consideration. The number of awards may vary per year based upon the availability of funds.
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