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There are three types of teaching licenses available in Kansas: an initial teaching license which is valid for two years after completing a bachelor's degree, teacher education program, and passing required exams; a one year non-renewable license for those who have completed their education but not passed exams, allowing them to teach for one year to complete testing; and a professional license which is valid for five years and can be obtained after an initial license with district hiring and mentoring completion.
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