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The teacher licensure in the state of Montana has a tiered class system, with each class representing a special license depending on qualifications and area of licensure. Teachers seeking licensure in traditional areas of endorsement (Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, Secondary, K-12) are required to hold a Class 1 (Professional Teacher’s) or a Class 2 (Standard Teacher’s) licenses. Teachers who are working towards meeting the requirements for Class 1 or Class 2 licenses may be eligible for Class 5 (Provisional) license. Class 3, Class 4, and Class 6 licenses are reserved for administrative, career and technical education, and other school specialists (School Counselors, School Psychologists, etc.). For additional information about certification, please, consult the Montana Office of Public Instruction.
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Montana
Standard Teacher Certification Route (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish
American Indian Language and Culture Specialist (Class 7) (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish
Dual Credit Postsecondary Faculty License (Class 8) (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish
Foreign Credentials Approach (Out-Of-Country) (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish
Certificate Reciprocity Approach (Out-Of-State) (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish
Alternative Preparation Route (MT)
Languages: Chinese-Mandarin, German, French, Native American, Spanish