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- 2. Passing Praxis I & II Scores Degree Posted to Official Transcript CPR Requirement Complete
- 3. Must Have a Valid Teaching License to be Admitted to the Program Can complete certification or Master’s Degree Final Grades/Degree Posted to Official Transcript
- 4. Teaching License Required for Entry to Program Passing SLLA Score Degree Posted to Official Transcript Letter From School Corp Verifying Years of Teaching Experience
- 5. Completion of program Final Grades Posted to Official Transcript Confirmation from Advisor/Program Director of Requirements Met
- 6. Degree Posted to Official Transcript CPR Requirement if First Indiana Educators License
- 7. Required for all Initial Educator Licenses Required for all Renewals as of July 1, 2012 View Link for Requirements & Approved Providers http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing/cpr-heimlich-maneuver- aed-certification
- 8. http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing/lvis .
- 9. Create Profile Be Sure to Provide Valid-Current Email Address in Application Choose PUC as the Recommending Institution Upload Copy of CPR Card (front & back) Be Certain Requirements are Met Prior to Applying
- 10. http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing/current-educators http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing/renewing-indiana- educator-license IMAP Enrollment: (years 1 & 2) http://www.doe.in.gov/student- services/licensing/indiana-mentor-and- assessment-program-imap
- 11. Initial license Applications Cannot be Processed Until Grades and Degrees Have Posted Dec Grads-usually by Mid January May Grads-usually by Mid June All Applications are Processed in the Order Received
- 12. Kim Wasniak Email- kimberly.wasniak@purduecal.edu Ph- 219-989-2335 Fax- 219-989-3215 Office Location- Gyte Annex 170