Renewal Codes

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

This permit has been extended to allow the holder time to complete the remainder of the course work which he or she was unable to finish during the five-year term of the regular permit due to exceptional circumstances. To renew this permit, the holder must verify the completion of fifteen semester hours of course work leading to a bachelor's degree taken at a regionally accredited college or university since the date the permit being extended was issued.

This permit has been extended for one year to allow the holder time to complete course work which he or she was unable to finish during the five-year term of the regular permit due to exceptional circumstances. An additional one-year extension may be issued when the holder completes a minimum of eight semester hours of course work leading to a bachelor's degree taken at a regionally accredited college or university. To renew this permit for a full five-year term, the holder must verify the completion of fifteen semester hours of course work leading to a bachelor's degree taken at a regionally accredited college or university since the date the permit being extended was issued.

The holder of this emergency permit has used the appeal available one time only to applicants who, due to exceptional circumstances, were unable to complete the required course work for renewal. No further appeal will be issued and this emergency permit may not be renewed. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

The holder of this emergency permit has used the appeal available one time only to applicants who, due to exceptional circumstances, were unable to complete the required course work for renewal. No further appeal will be issued. To renew this emergency permit for an additional three-year period, the holder must complete ten semester hours of course work applicable toward a regular permit or a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university and must receive a completed statement of need from the employing district, county, or agency. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

This emergency permit may not be renewed. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this emergency permit for a three-year period, the holder must verify completion of eight semester hours of course work applicable toward a regular permit or a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university and must receive a completed statement of need from the employing district, county, or agency. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this emergency permit for a three-year period, the holder must complete ten semester hours of course work applicable toward a regular permit or a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university and must receive a completed statement of need from the employing district, county, or agency. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

This limited permit may not be renewed. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this limited permit for a three-year period, the holder must verify completion of an additional six semester hours of course work applicable toward a regular permit or a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this limited permit for a three-year period, the holder must verify completion of an additional nine semester hours of course work applicable toward a regular permit or a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To receive a regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in a child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this regular permit for an additional five-year period, the holder must verify the completion of a minimum of fifteen semester hours of additional course work leading to a bachelor's degree taken at a regionally accredited college or university.

To renew this regular permit for an additional five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee prior to the expiration date.

To renew this regular permit for an additional five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee prior to the expiration date.

To renew this regular permit for an additional five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee prior to the expiration date. To receive the life permit, the holder must verify the completion of five years of experience in the last ten years, earned while possessing or being eligible for the permit, at least two years of which must have been continuous full-time employment while holding a regular supervision permit. A year of experience is paid or volunteer service in a child development program for not less than two hours per day, for at least one hundred days during not more than three school years.

To renew this permit for an additional five-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of 105 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as described in The California Professional Growth Manual for Child Development Permits.

Professional Growth Manual for CDPs

Child Development Professional Growth Renewal Form (CL-826)

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

Renew this credential online

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is ten years.

This Associate Teacher Permit may only be renewed once. To renew this permit the holder must complete a minimum of fifteen semester units of course work applicable toward the Child Development Teacher Permit.

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This Associate Teacher Permit may not be renewed. To receive the Child Development Teacher Permit the holder must verify completion of the following requirements: either (1) twenty-four semester units of course work in early childhood education/child
development, 175 days of experience in an instructional capacity in a child care and development program, and sixteen semester units in general education, or (2) an associate or higher degree in early childhood education/child development or a related
field, including a three-semester-unit field experience, or the equivalent, in an early childhood setting, or (3) equivalent training.

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This is the holder's one-time two-year extension of his or her Child Development Permit. No further extensions will be issued. Before a five-year permit will be issued, the holder must verify that 105 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth
activities as described in The California Professional Growth Manual for Child Development Permits have been completed since the last five-year permit was issued.

Professional Growth Manual for CDPs

Child Development Professional Growth Renewal Form CL-826

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

Renew this credential online

Regulations allow the holder of this initial issuance of a Child Development Permit to upgrade to a more advanced permit within three years of the issuance date of this document for one-half of the application fee in effect at the time that the application is submitted. The application must include all supporting materials to verify that the holder qualifies for the new Child Development Permit.

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

To renew this permit for an additional five-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of 105 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as described in The California Professional Growth Manual for Child Development Permits. The holder has already used his or her one-time two-year extension available for Child Development Permits; the professional growth requirements must be completed before another permit can be issued.

Professional Growth Manual for CDPs

Child Development Professional Growth Renewal Form CL-826

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

Renew this credential online

To renew this permit for an additional five-year period, the holder must submit verification by the administrative officer of the employing agency of a minimum of five months of successful experience in a children's center program within the two years immediately preceding application for renewal.

The holder may renew this credential for a period of validity not to exceed that of the prerequisite credential. If the prerequisite credential is valid for life, the holder may renew this credential for five-year periods.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

To renew this permit for an additional two-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application form and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date.

To renew this permit for an additional two-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. To receive this permit for life, the holder must verify a minimum of one year of successful experience in a children's center program within the two years immediately preceding application for renewal.

To renew this postponed permit for an additional two-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of four semester hours of course work toward a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To receive a regular permit which may be renewed without further course work, the holder must verify completion of a bachelor's degree and twelve semester hours of course work selected from the areas of child development, child psychology, early childhood education, family life education, or other appropriate behavioral science.

To renew this provisional permit for an additional two-year period, the holder must verify the successful completion of one year of experience during the valid period of this permit and must apply for the renewal before this permit expires.

To renew this postponed permit for an additional two-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of four semester hours of course work toward a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To receive this permit for life, the holder must verify completion of the following: a bachelor's degree; twelve semester hours of course work selected from the areas of child development, child psychology, early childhood education, family life education, or other appropriate behavioral science; and one year of experience in a children's center program within the two years immediately preceding the application for renewal.

The holder may renew this credential for a period of validity not to exceed that of the prerequisite credential. If the prerequisite credential is valid for life, the holder may renew this credential for five-year periods.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

The holder may renew this credential for a period of validity not to exceed that of the prerequisite credential. If the prerequisite credential is valid for life, the holder may renew this credential for five-year periods.

The holder must verify completion of a 36-week, full-time, mentored clinical experience or equivalent supervised practicum.

To renew this permit for an additional two-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date.

To renew this permit for an additional two-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee prior to the expiration date. To renew this permit for life, the holder must verify the completion of a minimum of one year of successful experience completed during the valid period of this permit. A year of experience is paid or volunteer service in a child development program for not less than two hours per day, for at least one hundred days during not more than three school years.

To renew this postponed permit for an additional two-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of four semester hours of course work toward a bachelor's degree or in early childhood education. To receive the regular permit, the holder must verify possession of the bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university and completion of a minimum of sixteen semester hours of course work in early childhood education.

To renew this postponed permit for an additional two-year period, the holder must verify the successful completion of four semester hours of course work in early childhood education and one year of experience as a teacher or supervisor in a child development program completed during the valid period of this permit. A year of experience is paid or volunteer service in a child development program for not less than two hours per day, for at least one hundred days during not more than three school years. To receive the clear permit, the holder must verify possession of a bachelor's degree with a major in early childhood education or child development (or eighteen semester hours of course work in early childhood education or child development), plus six semester hours of course work covering administration and supervision of a child development program.

To renew this emergency permit for an additonal two-year period, the holder must complete a minimum of twelve semester hours of course work applicable toward the regular permit or a bachelor's degree, and must receive a completed statement of need from the employing district, county, or agency. To receive the regular permit, the holder must verify the completion of the following requirements: twenty-four semester hours of course work in early childhood education, two years or the equivalent of experience in child development program, and sixteen semester hours of course work in general education.

To renew this permit for an additional five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date.

To renew this regular permit for an additonal five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. To receive the life permit, the holder must verify the completion of a bachelor's or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university and five years of full-time experience in the last ten years, earned while possessing or being eligible for this permit, at least two years of which must be continuous full-time employment while holding a regular permit. A year of experience is paid or volunteer service in a child development program for not less than two hours per day, for at least one hundred days during not more than three school years.

To renew this regular permit for an additonal five-year period, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. To receive the life permit, the holder must verify the completion of five years of full-time experience in the last ten years, earned while possessing or being eligible for this permit, at least two years of which must be continuous full-time employment while holding a regular supervision permit. A year of experience is paid or volunteer service in a child development program for not less than two hours per day, for at least one hundred days during not more than three school years.

To renew this permit, the holder must verify the completion of two years of successful experience in a special center during the valid period of this permit and must complete either nine semester hours of course work leading to a bachelor's degree or a teaching credential or 150 clock hours of staff development planned with and verified by the special center site administrator.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

The holder may renew this credential for a period of validity not to exceed that of the prerequisite credential or credentials. If the prerequisite credential or credentials are valid for life, the holder may renew this credential for five-year periods.

The holder of this emergency permit has used the appeal available one time only to applicants who, due to exceptional circumstances, were unable to complete the required course work for renewal. Appropriate course work must be completed for each subsequent renewal of this emergency permit.

The holder of this emergency permit has used the appeal available one time only to applicants who, due to exceptional circumstances, were unable to take and pass the required test(s) or complete the required course work for renewal. The appropriate test(s) must be passed or course work completed for each subsequent renewal of this emergency permit.

The holder of this emergency permit has used the appeal available one time only to applicants who, due to exceptional circumstances, did not apply for admission to an appropriate Commission-approved professional preparation program. Program admission must be verified for each subsequent renewal of this emergency permit.

This emergency permit has been issued on the basis of an appeal because the holder has not been admitted to an appropriate Commission-approved professional preparation program. The holder must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work that satisfy the requirements specified by the college or university for admission to the program.

This authorization may not be renewed. Please contact a Commission-approved Career Technical Education (CTE) program sponsor if you are interested in obtaining a Preliminary or Clear CTE Teaching Credential.

This credential extends a preliminary teaching credential for two years to allow the holder additional time to meet the requirements for a clear credential. To meet the requirements for a clear credential, the holder of this document must complete a Commission-approved induction program within the two years of the issuance of this extension.

This credential extends a preliminary teaching credential for three years to allow the holder additional time to meet the requirements for a clear credential. To meet the requirements for a clear credential, the holder of this document must be in a position that allows completion of a Commission-approved induction program.

Regardless of the expiration date, this credential expires with the State Board of Education Waiver if the holder does not pass the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST). If the holder passes CBEST, he or she may substitute until the expiration date. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential expires, the holder must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment and must include the CBEST Verification Transcript with the application.

Regardless of the expiration date, this permit expires with the State Board of Education Waiver if the holder does not pass the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST). If the holder passes CBEST, he or she may continue to serve on this permit until the expiration date.

Regardless of the expiration date, this credential expires with the State Board of Education Waiver if the holder does not pass the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST). If the holder passes CBEST, he or she may substitute until the expiration date. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential expires, the holder must verify completion of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university; must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment; and must include the CBEST Verification Transcript with the application.

The holder must complete the Foundational Computer Education requirement.

The holder must complete the Advanced Computer Education requirement.

The holder of this Certificate of Eligibility has completed the college or university program and all other requirements for the preliminary Administrative Services Credential and is authorized to seek employment in an administrative position. The preliminary credential will be issued if the holder maintains his or her valid prerequisite credential and submits (1) this Certificate, (2) verification of employment in an administrative position on a form provided by the Commission, and (3) an application form and appropriate fee to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing. The fee for the preliminary credential has been established at one-half of the application fee in effect at the time the application is submitted, but only if this original Certificate is included with the application. If this original Certificate does not accompany the application for the preliminary credential, the holder may not claim the fee credit and must pay the full application fee.

Fee Information Leaflet

The holder of this Certificate of Eligibility has completed the college or university program and all other requirements for the Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Instruction Credential and is authorized to seek employment in a position providing
direct instruction to special education students as specified in the authorization statement below. The Preliminary Level I Credential will be issued when the holder submits (1) this Certificate, (2) verification of employment in an appropriate position
on a form provided by the Commission, and (3) an application form and appropriate fee to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing. The fee for the Preliminary Level I Credential has been established at one-half of the application fee in effect at the
time the application is submitted, but only if this original Certificate is included with the application. If this original Certificate does not accompany the application for the preliminary credential, the holder may not claim the fee credit and
must pay the full application fee.

Credential Application Web Form

Fee Information

The holder must complete a course in general and specialized skills in the use of computers in educational settings or pass the Preliminary Educational Technology Test.

The holder must verify completion of training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) which included infant, child, and adult CPR skills.

This one-year preliminary credential may be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law upon the completion of either a two-semester-hour course or an examination covering the provisions and principles of the U.S.
Constitution. During the first two years of the five-year preliminary time period that begins with the issuance of this document, to continue employment the holder must also complete the Level I requirements of an approved program of personalized
preparation and have them verified to the employing school district. Before the end of the five-years, the holder must complete the remaining requirements for the clear credential: two years of successful teaching, the Level II requirements of an
approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit; and must receive the recommendation of a Commission-approved Local Education Agency or employing school district.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

This document has been issued on the basis of an appeal after the initial credential with this title became inactive. During the one-year period of this appeal, the holder must complete the Level I requirements of an approved program of personalized preparation
through a Commission-approved Local Education Agency. When the holder verifies completion of Level I requirements to his or her employer, the initial credential becomes valid again. The holder should not send verification of the completion of the
Level I requirements to the Commission until he or she applies for the Clear Credential.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

This document has been issued on the basis of an appeal to allow the holder up to one additional year during which to complete all of the requirements listed.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful teaching, the Level I and Level II requirements of an approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit, and must receive the recommendation of a Commission-approved Local Education Agency or an employing school district.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete 100 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

This is the holder's one-time two-year reinstatement of his or her professional clear credential. Before another five-year professional clear credential will be issued, the holder must verify completion of 100 clock hours of planned and approved professional
growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual since the last five-year professional clear credential was issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The holder has already used the one-time two-year reinstatement available for this credential and must complete 100 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual before
another professional clear credential will be issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

This is the holder's one-time two-year reinstatement of his or her professional clear credential. Before another five-year professional clear credential will be issued, the holder must verify completion of 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional
growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual since the last five-year professional clear credential was issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The holder has already used the one-time two-year reinstatement available for this credential and must complete 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual before another
professional clear credential will be issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful teaching, an approved program of personalized preparation, U.S. Constitution, Health Education, Computer Technology, and must receive the recommendation of a Commission-approved Career Technical Education (CTE) program sponsor.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful teaching, the Level I requirements of an approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit, and must receive the recommendation of a Commission-approved Local Education Agency or an employing school district.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete 50 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

This is the holder's one-time two-year reinstatement of his or her professional clear credential. Before another five-year professional clear credential will be issued, the holder must verify completion of 50 clock hours of planned and approved professional
growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual since the last five-year professional clear credential was issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The holder has already used the one-time two-year reinstatement available for this credential and must complete 50 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual before another
professional clear credential will be issued.

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete 75 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities and two years of work experience, other than teaching, directly related to the subject listed, as specified in
The California Professional Growth Manual.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

This is the holder's one-time two-year reinstatement of his or her professional clear credential. Before another five-year professional clear credential will be issued, the holder must verify completion of 75 clock hours of planned and approved professional
growth activities and two years of work experience, other than teaching, directly related to the subject listed as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual since the last five-year professional clear credential was issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The holder has already used the one-time two-year reinstatement available for this credential and must complete 75 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities and two years of work experience, other than teaching, directly related
to the subject listed as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual before another professional clear credential will be issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the requirement for successful teaching by teaching a minimum of one course in each of four terms within the valid period of the preliminary credential, including at least two terms with one employing school district.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the requirement for successful teaching either by teaching a minimum of one course in each of four terms within the valid period of the preliminary credential, including at least two terms with one employing school district, or by participating in a minimum of 360 clock hours of supervised occupational student teaching.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

To renew this credential, the holder must complete an approved program of personalized preparation as established by an approved Local Education Agency, two years of successful teaching, the health education unit, and must receive a recommendation from the Local Education Agency or employing school district.

This one-year preliminary credential may be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law upon the completion of either a two-semester-hour course or an examination covering the provisions and principles of the U.S. Constitution. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must complete an approved program of personalized preparation as established by an approved Local Education Agency, two years of successful teaching, the health education unit, and must receive a recommendation from the Local Education Agency or the employing school district.

The holder must take the appropriate subject matter competency examination or examinations at their first regularly scheduled administrations following the date of issuance of this emergency permit. The employing agency must discontinue employment of the holder eight weeks thereafter unless the holder provides the employer with evidence of having passed the required subject matter examination(s).

The holder must complete a course in health education including nutrition, the effects of abuse of alcohol, narcotics, and drugs and the use of tobacco. The holder must also complete training in CPR that meets the standards set by the American Heart Association in its B-level course or the community CPR course provided by the American Red Cross.

This authorization may be issued a maximum of three times. To renew this authorization for an additional school year, the holder must consent to the assignment and the authorization must be enacted by resolution of the governing board of the school district. This authorization may not be renewed after June 30, 1991, the sunset date of Education Code Section 44258.5.

This is the third and final issuance of this authorization. It may not be renewed. To continue to serve in the position authorized by this document, the holder must either qualify for the appropriate credential or be authorized by other legal assignment options approved by his or her employer.

The holder must complete at least one semester unit of supervised field experience in general education or 45 clock hours of experience with non-special education students.

The holder must complete at least two semester units in non-special education pedagogy related to teaching basic academic skills and content areas.

The holder must take the appropriate subject matter competency examination at its first regularly scheduled administration following the date of issuance of this credential. The employer must discontinue employment of the holder eight weeks thereafter unless the holder provides the employer with evidence of having passed the examination.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must pass at least TWO of the following CLAD/BCLAD tests: Test 1 or Test 2 or Test 3, if these tests, or their equivalent, were not passed before this emergency permit was issued. If the tests were passed, or
if the holder opts to complete coursework in lieu of taking the tests, three semester units of coursework for the CLAD Certificate may be substituted for each test not taken. The holder must apply for renewal through the employing agency which must
verify that the holder was provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 CLAD-BCLAD

"Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development (CLAD) Certificate Leaflet (CL-628C)"

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must: (1) pass either Test 4 or Test 5 or all parts of Test 6 of the CLAD/BCLAD exam, if these tests, or their equivalent, were not passed before this permit was issued--if already passed, three semester units
of coursework for the CLAD Certificate may be substituted; (2) pass Test 1 or Test 2 or Test 3 of the CLAD/BCLAD exam, if these tests, or their equivalent, were not passed before this permit was issued--if already passed, or if the holder opts to
complete coursework in lieu of taking the tests, three semester units of coursework for the CLAD Certificate may be substituted; and (3) apply for renewal through the employing agency which must verify that the holder was provided with an experienced
educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 CLAD-BCLAD

"Bilingual, Crosscultural, Language and Academic Development (BCLAD) Certificates Leaflet (CL-628B)"

This is the holder's initial emergency permit. By law, this permit may be reissued for a maximum of four additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's second emergency permit. By law, this permit may be reissued for a maximum of three additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's third emergency permit. By law, this permit may be reissued for a maximum of two additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's fourth emergency permit. By law, this permit may be reissued for a maximum of one additional one-year period provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's final emergency permit. This permit may not be reissued. To continue in the current assignment, the holder must complete the requirements for the preliminary or clear document that authorizes this service.

This is the holder's initial emergency permit reissued under Education Code Section 44251(c), effective 1-1-98, governing emergency permits. This permit may be reissued for four additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

Emergency permits issued after July 1, 2005 will expire on June 30, 2006 not withstanding the fact previous emergency permits stated that the document may be reissued for additional years.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must maintain his or her valid non-emergency teaching credential, must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward the credential which authorizes this service, and must apply through the employing agency, after receiving approval for the assignment by the local governing board. In lieu of six semester hours of course work, the holder who verifies three years of previous teaching experience on a non-emergency credential may complete ninety hours of professional development activities directly related to the subject or class authorized by this permit. Details about the content of those professional development activities must accompany the application for renewal.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verifiy admission to acollege or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the specialist credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward those credentials; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential and the specialist instruction credential which are prerequisites for the Resource Specialist Certificate; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of coursework approved by the college or university as applicable toward those credentials; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this initial issuance of the Emergency Resource Specialist Permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management; (2) obtain an evaluation by a Commission-accredited professional preparation institution identifying the requirements he or she must complete to be eligible for the credential that authorizes this service; (3) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program that are required for issuance of the related or prerequisite credential, or (b) a minimum of ninety hours of professional development activities that are directly related to the subject or class authorized by this emergency, provided the holder's employing agency has a Commission-approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators, or (c) hold a credential that authorizes instruction for special education students and obtain a formal recommendation for the clear certificate from a Commission-approved school district, county office of education, or education agency authorized by the Commission to assess and recommend for the clear certificate; (4) be assigned an experienced educator by the employing agency who will provide guidance and assistance; (5) maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential (when applicable), and (6) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 RSP-LIB

Application Form 41-4

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must: (1) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program that are required for issuance of the related or prerequisite credential, or (b) hold a credential that authorizes instruction for special education students and obtain a formal recommendation for the clear certificate from a Commission-approved school district, county office of education, or education agency authorized by the Commission, to assess and recommend for the clear certificate; (2) be assigned an experienced educator by the employing agency who will provide guidance and assistance; and (3) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 RSP-LIB

To renew this initial issuance of an emergency permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management; (2) obtain an evaluation by a Commission-accredited professional preparation institution identifying the requirements he or she must complete to be eligible for the related credential; (3) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program, or subject matter program, required for issuance of the related credential; OR (b) all components of the appropriate subject matter examination(s), provided the holder has not yet completed the subject matter competence requirement for the related credential; OR (c) a minimum of ninety hours of professional development activities that are directly related to the subject or class authorized by the emergency, provided the holder's employing agency has a Commission-approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators; (4) be assigned to an experienced educator appointed by the employing agency to provide guidance and assistance; and (5) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must: (1) complete at least six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program or subject matter program, as required for issuance of the related or prerequisite credential; (2) be assigned to an experienced educator appointed by the employing agency to provide guidance and assistance; and (3) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

To renew this initial issuance of an emergency permit, the holder must attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management. In addition, the holder must complete the requirements listed. However, approved employing agencies may offer the holder ninety clock hours of professional development activities in lieu of the six semester units of course work.

To renew this initial issuance of the Emergency Library Media Teacher Services Permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management;
(2) obtain an evaluation by a Commission-accredited professional preparation institution identifying the requirements he or she must complete to be eligible for the related credential; (3) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units
of approved course work in a Commiossion-accredited professional preparation program that was required for issuance of the related or prerequisite credential, or (b) a minimum of ninety hours of professional development activities that are directly
related to the subject or class authorized by this emergency provided, the holder's employing agency has a Commission-approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators; (4) be assigned an experienced educator by the employing agency that will provide
quidance and assistance; and (5) maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential (if applicable); and (6) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 RSP-LIB

Teacher Librarian Services Credential Leaflet (CL-562)

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must: (1) complete six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program that was required for issuance of the related or prerequisite credential; (2) be assigned an experienced educator by the employing agency who will provide guidance and assistance; and (3) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

Emergency Permit Renewal Verification Form CL-469 RSP-LIB

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the credential which authorizes this service; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this initial issuance of an emergency permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management; (2) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of course work toward fulfillment of the #E;#N;#S;#L;#U requirements; or (b) all components of the appropriate subject matter examination(s), provided the holder has not yet completed the subject matter competence requirement for the related credential; OR (c) a minimum of ninety hours of professional development activities that are directly related to the subject or class authorized by the emergency, provided the holder's employing agency has a Commission-approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators; (3) be assigned to an experienced educator appointed by the employing agency to provide guidance and assistance; and (4) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work toward fulfillment of the following requirements for the Preliminary Level I Credential:#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. The holder must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

The term of this permit is limited to the time established on the holders first issuance of a California teaching credential based on an out-of-state teacher preparation program. As stated on that document, the holder must satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement
within one year of the issuance date of that document in order to be eligible to continue teaching. Upon satisfying this requirement the holder, through the employing agency, may apply for an extension of this permit for the remainder of the full
calendar year as provided in regulation.

Basic Skills Requirement CL-667

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the teaching credential which is a prerequisite for the professional clear specialist credential; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential and must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential. One time only, in lieu of course work, the applicant may complete the assessment for the Resource Specialist Certificate through an agency that has a Commission-approved program. The holder must apply for renewal of the permit through the employing agency, which must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the Resource Specialist Certificate and complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by that college or university as applicable toward the certificate. In lieu of course work, the holder may complete the assessment for the Resource Specialist Certificate through an agency that has a Commission-approved program. The holder must apply for renewal of the emergency permit through the employing agency, which must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit. If the holder has completed the program or assessment, but has not taught for three years as required for the clear certificate, the emergency permit may be extended for an additional year to complete the experience requirement.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the specialist credential which authorizes this service; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the specialist instruction credential which is a prerequisite for the Resource Specialist Certificate; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of coursework approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency. The employing agency must verify that the holder has been provided with an experienced educator to guide and assist the holder throughout the term of this permit.

To renew this initial issuance of the Emergency Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management; (2) obtain an evaluation by a Commission-accredited professional preparation institution identifying the requirements he or she must complete to be eligible for the related credential; (3) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program that are required for the issuance of the Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Credential; or (b) a minimum of ninety hours of professional development activities that are directly related to the subject or class authorized by this emergency, provided the holder's employing agency has a Commission-approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators; (4) be assigned an experienced educator by the employing agency who will provide guidance and assistance; and (5) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must: (1) complete six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program that are required for issuance of the Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Credential, (2) Be assigned to an experienced educator appointed by the employing agency to provide guidance and assistance; and (3) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

The term of this permit is an extension of time for the full calendar year as provided in regulation.

The term of this emergency permit is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To receive an extension of this permit for the remainder of the emergency period to June 30 or January 31 as provided in regulation, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential and must apply for the extension of this permit through the employing agency. The renewal requirements listed must be completed before this permit will be renewed following the June 30 or January 31 expiration date.

The term of this emergency permit is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To receive an extension of this permit for the remainder of the full calendar year as provided in regulation, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential and must apply for the extension of this permit through the employing agency. The renewal requirements listed must be completed before this permit will be renewed following the full calendar year expiration date.

The term of this teaching permit is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To receive an extension of this permit for the remainder of the full calendar year as provided in regulations, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential and apply for the extension of this permit through the employing agency. The renewal requirements listed must be completed before this permit will be renewed following the full calendar year expiration date.

To renew this teaching permit the holder must: (1) maintain an appropriate valid prerequisite teaching credential; (2) EITHER (a) complete a minimum of six semester units of course work applicable toward the credential which authorizes this service; OR (b) take all examinations appropriate to the type of permit requested that have not already been passed and pass two sections; and (3) apply through the employing agency.

To renew this initial issuance of an emergency permit, the holder must: (1) attend an orientation provided by the employing agency covering curriculum for the teaching assignment, classroom instruction, and classroom management; (2) obtain an evaluation by a Commission-accredited professional preparation institution identifying the requirements he or she must complete to be eligible for the related credential; (3) complete EITHER (a) six semester units or nine quarter units of approved course work in a Commission-accredited professional preparation program, or subject matter program, required for issuance of the related credential; OR (b) components of the appropriate subject matter examination(s), provided the holder has not yet completed the subject matter competence requirement for the related credential; (4) be assigned to an experienced educator appointed by the employing agency to provide guidance and assistance; and (5) apply for reissuance through his or her employing agency.

To renew this permit, the holder needs to submit an application and fee through his or her employing school district or county office of education, or directly to the Commission.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

To receive a reissuance of this permit for a second year, the holder needs to submit an application and fee through his employing school district or county office of education, or directly to the Commission.

To receive a reissuance of this permit for a third year, the holder needs to submit an application and fee through his or her employing school district or county office of education, or directly to the Commission.

To receive a reissuance of this permit for an additional year, the holder must submit an application and fee through his or her employing school district or county office of education, or directly to the Commission.

To renew this permit, the holder must submit an application form and fee through his or her employing school district or county office of education. The application must include a statement of endorsement from the superintendent and verification that the staff development activities offered to the district's or county's regular teaching staff were made available to the permit holder.

This permit may not be renewed. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher, the holder must receive a bachelor's or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university and apply for an Emergency 30-Day Substitute Teaching Permit or another appropriate teaching permit or credential.

To renew this permit, the holder must verify the completion of fifteen semester units of course work from a regionally accredited four-year California college or university completed since this permit was issued; must verify continued enrollment in a regionally accredited four-year California college or university; and must submit an application form and fee through his or her employing school district or county office of education, or directly to the Commission.

This certificate may not be renewed.

This certificate may not be renewed.

During the valid period of this certificate, the holder must participate in the pre-intern program and take the subject-matter examination(s) appropriate to the credential that authorizes the service listed. This certificate may be renewed for an additional year at the request of the employer if the holder takes the subject-matter examination and does not pass, but continues to participate successfully in the pre-intern program.

This certificate may not be renewed.

Provisional Internship Permit Leaflet

During the valid period of this permit, the holder must take all subject-matter examination(s) appropriate to the credential that authorizes the service listed. The employing agency may request a one-time only renewal of this permit if the holder took,
but did not pass, all of the appropriate subject-matter examination(s).

Provisional Internship Permit Leaflet

This certificate may not be renewed.

This certificate may not be renewed.

This certificate may not be renewed.

This is the holder's initial Limited Assignment Emergency Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may be reissued for two additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's second Limited Assignment Emergency Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may be reissued for one additional one-year period provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's final Limited Assignment Emergency Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may not be reissued .

This is the holder's initial Limited Assignment Emergency Teaching Permit for this assignment reissued under Title 5 Section 80027, effective 9/1/98. This permit may be reissued for two additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's initial Limited Assignment Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may be reissued for two additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's second Limited Assignment Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may be reissued for one additional one-year period provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

This is the holder's final Limited Assignment Teaching Permit for this assignment. This permit may not be reissued.

This is the holder's initial Limited Assignment Teaching Permit for this assignment reissued under Title 5 Section 80027, effective 09/01/98. This permit may be reissued for two additional one-year periods provided the holder meets the requirements listed.

The holder must satisfy the professional level requirement by completing a Commission-approved Induction Program.

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for at least the first step credential of this type if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement.

Within the first year of the issuance date of this document, the holder must satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement. Failure to satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement will result in inactivation of this document. The holder and employer will be notified approximately one month prior to inactivation if the test results are not automatically provided to the Commission by the testing agency.

To renew this preliminary credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law, the holder must complete the following requirements:#L;#I;#U;#E;#W. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder of this credential must also complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the following requirements:#R;#I;#U;#E. Upon completion of these requirements, the holder may appeal for an additional year to complete the following:#F;#Y;#A;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

To renew this preliminary credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law, the holder must complete the following requirements and receive a formal recommendation from the college or university:#R;#I;#U;#E;#W. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder of this credential must also complete the following requirements:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

To renew this credential the holder must complete the following requirements:#L;#U;#E;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have two years during which to complete the following requirements:#R;#I;#U;#E;#W. The credential may then be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must also complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

The holder will be eligible for a clear credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the renewal statement.

This one-year preliminary credential may be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law upon the completion of either a two-semester hour course or an examination covering the provisions and principles of the U.S. Constitution. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder of this credential must also receive a recommendation from an approved Local Education Agency and must complete the following requirements: a minimum of two years of successful full-time teaching experience as authorized by this credential, nine semester units or 135 clock hours in an approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit.

To renew this one-year credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewed credential will be valid for two years. Before the end of that two-year period the holder must complete the following requirements:#R;#I;#U;#E. The credential may then be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must also complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for the clear credential.

Before the end of four years following the issuance date of this document, the holder must verify that he or she has completed the following requirements:#R;#U;#E. The holder must submit verification of completion of these requirements to the Commission. Failure to verify completion of the above requirements will result in inactivation of this document. The holder and the employer will be notified during the fourth year if verification has not been received. Before the end of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must also complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for the clear credential.

To renew this credential, the holder must verify the completion of a minimum of two years of successful teaching experience as authorized by this credential since the date the preliminary credential was initially issued.

Commission-Approved Program Sponsors/Local Education Agencies (LEAs)

To renew this credential, the holder must receive a recommendation from an approved Local Education Agency and must complete the following requirements: a mininum of two years of successful full-time teaching experience as authorized by this credential, nine semester units or 135 clock hours in an approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit.

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have five years during which to receive a recommendation from an approved Local Education Agency and complete the following requirements: a minimum of two years of successful full-time teaching experience as authorized by this credential, nine semester units or 135 clock hours in an approved program of personalized preparation, and the health education unit.

To renew this credential, the holder must receive a recommendation from an approved Local Education Agency and must complete the following requirements: a minimum of two years of successful part-time teaching experience as authorized by this credential and four semester units, or 60 clock hours in an approved program of personalized preparation.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for the clear credential.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the requirements specified by her or his California college or university and must receive a formal recommendation from that college or university. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

Commission-Approved Professional Preparation Programs

To renew this credential the holder may be required to complete one or all of the following: developing English Language Skills, including Reading; provisions and principles of the U.S. Constitution; subject matter competence. In addition, the holder
must complete all of the requirements listed in one of the following options: (1) a Commission-approved Induction Program including a formal recommendation from the program sponsor and a valid CPR card (Infant, Child and Adult class); or (2) a California
Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA), and health education and special education, and appropriate computer-based technology; or (3) fifth year of study including a formal recommendation from the college or university, and health education,
and special education, and appropriate computer-based technology.

Professional Teacher Induction Programs

Verifying Subject Matter Competence by Examination for Multiple Subject Teaching Credentials (CL-674M)

This credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder of this document must complete a Commission-approved Induction program including Verification of Completion by the program sponsor.

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have five years during which to complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

To renew this credential the holder must complete all of the requirements listed in one of the following options: (1) a Commission-accredited Induction Program and a valid CPR card (Infant, Child and Adult class); or (2) a California Beginning Teacher
Support and Assessment (BTSA), and health education, and special education, and computer education or basic competency in the use of computers in the classroom, and advanced computer-based technology in educational settings; or (3) fifth year of study
including a formal recommendation from the college or university, and health education, and special education, and computer education or basic competency in the use of computers in the classroom, and advanced computer-based technology in educational
settings.

Professional Teacher Induction Programs

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

To renew this document the holder must complete one of the following options: (1) a Commission-approved Induction Program including Verification of Completion from the program sponsor; or (2) a Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) Program and
Commission-approved advanced study of health education, special populations, computer-based technology, and after 07/01/2005 teaching English Learners; or (3) a Fifth Year of Study including a formal recommendation from the college or university,
and Commission-approved advanced study of health education, special populations, computer-based technology, and after 07/01/2005 teaching English learners.

Professional Teacher Induction Programs

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The following requirements are needed to renew this credential and complete an option as described:#L;#U;#E;#D;#P;#Z;#B;#H;#M;#C;#1;#2;#3;#F;#X;#Q.

Professional Teacher Induction Programs

To renew this one-year credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewed credential will be valid for five years. Before the end of that five year period the holder must complete the following requirements:#F;#Y;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

There are no additional requirements for the renewal of this credential; however, the term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential, the holder must also renew the prerequisite credential.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your application by mail."

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

The term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential, the holder must also renew the prerequisite credential.

This credential may be renewed for one-year periods upon the request of the governing board of the employing school district and at the discretion of the Commission.

This credential may be renewed with an application and fee and a written statement of support from the governing board of the employing school district that was adopted in a public meeting. At that time, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

This credential may be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period allowed by law with an application and fee and a written statement of support from the governing board of the employing school district that was adopted in a public meeting.

This internship credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must receive a formal recommendation from the supervising college or university for the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service.

This internship credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must receive a formal recommendation from the supervising college or university for the Preliminary Level I Credential which authorizes this service, and must submit a Verification of Employment as a Special Educator including information about his or her individualized preparation program plan to be developed collaboratively with the college or university and the employer.

This internship credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must receive a formal recommendation from the supervising college or university for the Clear Level II Credential which authorizes this service.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must complete the requirement covering the provisions and principles of the U.S. Constitution, verify subject-matter competence, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must verify subject-matter competence, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

This intern credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must obtain the recommendation from a Commission-a proved Preliminary Education Specialist Credential program sponsor.

The term of this internship credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential to the full two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must complete the requirement covering the provisions and principles of the U.S. Constitution, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work or ninety clock hours of approved staff development, applicable toward the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the clear specialist credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of coursework approved by the college or university as applicable toward those credentials; and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The holder will be eligible for the preliminary specialist credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above. He or she will have five years during which to complete the requirements for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential, including the student teaching requirement.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The holder will be eligible for an emergency specialist credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above. He or she must contact a college or university for an evaluation for both the clear specialist credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The holder will be eligible for an emergency specialist credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement. He or she must contact a college or university for an evaluation for the prerequisite teaching credential which California requires for all specialists and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the teaching credential which is a prerequisite for the clear specialist credential, must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The holder will be eligible for the preliminary specialist credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must apply for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the clear specialist credential which authorizes this service, must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The term of this emergency credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To receive an extension of this credential for the remainder of the emergency period to June 30 or January 31 as provided in regulation, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential and must apply for the extension of this credential through the employing district, county, or agency. The renewal requirements listed above must be completed before the credential will be renewed following that June 30 or January 31 expiration date.

The holder will be eligible for an emergency specialist credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement. He or she must contact a college or university for an evaluation for the clear specialist credential which authorizes this service and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must complete the following requirement(s):#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential, before the end of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law, the holder must do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university. In addition, the holder must verify completion of the requirements for health education and computer education.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the following requirement(s):#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

The holder will be eligible for a two-year Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Instruction Credential upon completion of the requirement explained above. The credential may then be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law, upon completion of the following requirements(s):#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential, before the end of the five-year preliminary time period allowed by law, the holder must (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university. In addition, the holder must verify completion of the requirements for health education and computer education.

The holder will be eligible for a two-year Preliminary Level I Education specialist Instruction Credential upon (1) submitting verification of employment in an appropriate position on a form provided by the Commission and (2) completion of the requirement explained above. The credential may then be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law, upon completion of the following requirements(s):#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential, before the end of the five year preliminary time period allowed by law, the holder must do the following

The holder will be eligible for a Clear Level II Education Specialist Instruction Credential upon completion of the following requirement(s):#E;#N;#S;#L;#U;#H;#C. In addition, the holder must complete an accredited program for the Clear Level II credential.
The program requires the holder to do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while
holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized
program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet CL-667

Verifying Subject Matter Competence by Examination for Multiple Subject Teaching Credentials (CL-674M)

Verifying Subject-Matter Competence by Examination for Single Subject Teaching Credentials (CL-674S)

The holder will be eligible for an Emergency Education Specialist Instruction Permit upon completion of the requirements explained above. He or she must apply for the permit through the employing disrict, county, or agency. To qualify for the Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Credential which authorizes this service, the holder will need to complete the following requirements:#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. In addition, when applying for the Preliminary Level I Credential the holder will need to submit a Verification of Employment as a Special Educator including information about his or her individualized preparation program plan to be developed collaboratively with the college or university and the employer.

To renew this credential the holder must complete an accredited program for the Clear Level II credential. The program requires the holder to do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

The holder will be eligible for an Emergency Education Specialist Instruction Permit upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above. He or she must contact a college or university for an evaluation for the Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Credential which authorizes this service and must apply for the emergency permit through the employing school district, county, or agency.

To obtain the Clear Level II credential, the holder must complete an accredited categorical program in the disability area listed on this document. In addition, the holder must (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

To obtain the Clear Level II Credential, the holder must verify the completion of a Commission-accredited program in the disability area listed on this document and the following requirement(s):#E;#N;#S;#L;#U;#H;#C. In addition, the holder must (1) complete
two years of successful experience in a full-time postion providing direct instruction to special education students, in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation
of a Commission-accredited college or university with a Level II education specialist program verifying the completion of a categorical program, specific requirements listed, and an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder
in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Verifying Subject Matter Competence by Examination for Multiple Subject Teaching Credentials (CL-674M)

Verifying Subject-Matter Competence By Examination for Single Subject Teaching Credentials (CL-674S)

This Preliminary Level I Credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential the holder must do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special education students in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding this preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of an approved agency with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the the recommending agency. In addition, the holder must verify completion of the requirements for health education and computer education.

This credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the next level, the holder must EITHER: (1) complete a Commission-approved Level II Education Specialist Credential program, including health education and computer education, two years of full-time successful teaching experience providing instruction to students with special needs, and obtain the recommendation from a Commission-approved Level II Education Specialist Credential program sponsor; OR (2) obtain the recommendation from a Commission-approved Clear Education Specialist Credential Induction program sponsor.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must obtain the recommendation from a Commission-approved Clear Education Specialist Credential Induction program sponsor.

The holder will be eligible for a Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Instruction Credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above. He or she must apply for the credential through the employing district, county, or agency and submit a Verification of Employment as a Special Educator including information about his or her individualized preparation program plan to be developed collaboratively with the college or university and the employer.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete the requirements for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential, including the student teaching requirement.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must apply for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential.

This preliminary credential has been extended for one year by appeal. It will not be extended again. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must either (1) complete the requirements for the prerequisite Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential through a Commission-approved program at a California college or university, or (2) complete the requirements for the preliminary (Level I) specialist credential under standards developed by the Commission.

Before the end of four years following the issuance date of this document, the holder must verify that he or she has completed the following requirements:#E;#N;#S;#L;#U. The holder must submit verification of completion of these requirements to the Commission. Failure to verify completion of the above requirements will result in inactivation of this document. The holder and the employer will be notified during the fourth year if verification has not been received.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your application by mail"

Renew with Application Form 41-4

Fee Information

To renew this credential for an additional five years, the holder must complete the Commission's online renewal process within 6 months prior to the expiration date.

The holder will be eligible for a clear credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above.

The holder will be eligible for a clear specialist credential, plus the prerequisite teaching credential which California requires for all specialists, upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above.

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities and one-half of one year of experience as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual.

Renew this credential online

Fee Information

The term of this credential is limited to the term established by the holder's prerequisite credential.

This is the holder's one-time two-year extension of his or her professional clear credential. No further extensions will be issued for this credential. Before a five-year clear credential will be issued, the holder must verify that 150 clock hours of
planned and approved professional growth activities and one-half of one year of experience as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual have been completed since the last five-year clear credential was issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail."

Fee Information

The holder will be eligible for a clear credential upon completion of the requirements explained in the statement above.

The term of this credential is limited to the term established by the holder's prerequisite credential.

For each five-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities and one-half of one year of experience as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual.
The holder has already used the one-time two-year extension available for this credential; the professional growth and service requirements must be completed before another clear credential can be issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail."

Fee Information

The term of this credential is limited to the term established by the holder's first professional clear credential. During this renewal period, the holder must complete only one set of professional growth and service requirements as specified in The California
Professional Growth Manual to renew any or all of the professional clear credentials that he or she holds.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail."

Fee Information

The term of this one-time two-year credential extension is limited to the term established by the holder's first professional clear credential extension. No further extensions will be issued for this credential. Before a five-year professional clear credential
will be issued, the holder must verify that 150 clock hours of planned and approved professional growth activities and one-half of one year of experience as specified in The California Professional Growth Manual have been completed since the last
five-year professional clear credential was issued. The holder must complete only one set of professional growth and service requirements to renew any or all of the professional clear credentials that he or she holds.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail."

Fee Information

The term of this credential is limited to the term established by the holder's first professional clear credential. During this renewal period, the holder must complete only one set of professional growth and service requirements as specified in The California
Professional Growth Manual to renew any or all of the professional clear credentials that he or she holds. The holder has already used the one-time two-year extension available for this credential; the professional growth and service requirements
must be completed before another professional clear credential can be issued.

Renew this credential online

"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your credential by mail."

Fee Information

This credential need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force for as long as the valid prerequisite teaching credential is held concurrently.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a special center and six semester units of collegiate course work related to special education or applicable toward a Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential.

This credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in the position authorized by this credential, the holder must qualify for the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service.

This one-year preliminary credential may be renewed for the remainder of the three-year preliminary period provided by law upon passage of the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST).

This credential may not be renewed again. To continue to serve in the position authorized by this credential, the holder must qualify for the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service.

For the first renewal of this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of twelve semester hours of course work applicable toward the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service, must pass an assessment in the target language, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The holder will be eligible for a two-year preliminary Sojourn Credential upon completion of the requirements explained above. He or she must apply through the employing district, county, or agency for that preliminary credential.

For each additional one-year renewal of this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

This certificate is not renewable. To continue to serve in the position authorized by this certificate, the holder must complete the teacher trainee program and obtain the clear Single Subject Teaching Credential which authorizes this service.

This certificate is not renewable. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this certificate, the holder must complete the district intern program and obtain the clear credential. A one calendar-year extension may be requested by the employer if the holder needs additional time to successfully complete the professional development plan and experience requirements.

District Intern Credential CL-708

This certificate is not renewable. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this certificate, the holder must complete the district intern program and obtain the clear credential.

District Intern Credential CL-708

This certificate is not renewable. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this certificate, the holder must complete the district intern program and obtain the preliminary credential. A one calendar-year extension may be requested by the employer
if the holder needs additional time to successfully complete the professional development plan and experience requirements.

District Intern Credential CL-708

This certificate is not renewable. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this certificate, the holder must complete the district intern program and obtain the preliminary credential.

District Intern Credential CL-708

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward those credentials; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency.

To renew this initial issuance of an emergency permit, the holder must complete the requirements listed. However, if the employing agency has an approved Plan to Develop Fully Qualified Educators on file with the Commission, in lieu of enrolling in an approved program and completing six semester units of appropriate course work, the holder may complete a minimum of ninety clock hours of professional development activities directly related to the subject or class authorized by this emergency permit.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the teaching credential which is a prerequisite for the credential which authorizes this service; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency.

To renew this emergency permit, the holder must verify admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the credential which authorizes this service; must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency.

The term of this emergency permit is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To receive an extension of this permit for the remainder of the emergency period to June 30 or January 31 as provided in regulation, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential and must apply for the extension of this permit through the employing district, county, or agency. The renewal requirements listed must be completed before the permit will be renewed following that June 30 or January 31 expiration date.

This document authorizes the holder to provide the following services to limited-English-proficient pupils: (1) instruction for English language development in grades twelve and below, includingpreschool, and in the classes organized primarily for adults; and (2) specially designed content instruction delivered in English in special education classrooms in the area of specialization listed on this document. This crosscultural, language and academic development authorization also covers classed authorized by other valid, non-emergency credentials held, as specified in Education Code Section 44253.3.

With the submission of an application and fee as specified above, the holder of this Certificate of Eligibility will receive a two-year Preliminary Level I Credential. To qualify for the three-year extension of that document, the holder must complete the following requirements:#E;#N;#S;#L;#I;#U. If the holder completes the listed requirements before applying for the preliminary credential, he or she may convert this Certificate of Eligibility to a Preliminary Level I Education Specialist Credential valid for a full five years with verification of employment in California.

This credential authorizes the holder to instruct deaf and hearing-impaired pupils enrolled in state special schools, or in special classes for pupils with hearing impairments, in preschool, kindergarten through grade twelve, and in classes organized primarily for adults.

The holder must complete the following requirements:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

This permit cannot be renewed. However, the holder will be eligible for the emergency permit which authorizes this service if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies prior to the expiration date of this document. The holder must also contact a college or university for an evaluation for both the clear credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite and must apply for the emergency permit through the employing district, county, or agency.

This document cannot be renewed. However, the holder will be eligible for the emergency permit which authorizes this service if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies prior to the expiration date of this document. The holder must
also contact a college or university for an evaluation for the teaching credential which is a prerequisite for clear credentials of this type and must apply for the emergency permit through the employing district, county, or agency.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet

This permit cannot be renewed. However, the holder will be eligible for the emergency permit which authorizes this service if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies prior to the expiration date of this document. The holder must also contact a college or university for an evaluation for the clear credential which authorizes this service and must apply for the emergency permit through the employing district, county, or agency.

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the emergency credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for the emergency credential through the employing school district, county, or agency prior
to the expiration date of this document. To renew the emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the clear credential, which authorizes this service, must complete a minimum
of six semester hours of coursework approved by the college or university as applicable toward the credential each year, and must apply through the employing school district, county, or agency.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet

Clinical or Rehabilitative Services CL-610

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the clear credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this credential prior to the expiration date of this document.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the clear credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this credential, and the prerequisite credential, prior to the expiration date of this document.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the preliminary credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for the preliminary credential, and the prerequisite credential, prior to the expiration date of this document. To renew the preliminary credential, the holder will have to complete two years of successful full-time experience in a position requiring the credential and obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program will have to be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring the credential.

This permit may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the clear credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this credential, and the prerequisite credential, prior to expiration date of this document.

The holder will qualify for the preliminary credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement, continues to serve in an administrative position, and applies for the preliminary credential, and the prerequisite credential, prior to the expiration date of this document. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or private school of equivalent status while holding a credential authorizing the service, must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential, and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

This credential may not be renewed. The holder will qualify for the preliminary credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this credential prior to the expiration date of this document.

Basic Skills Requirement Leaflet

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

There are no additional requirements for the renewal of this credential; however, the term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential, the holder must also renew the prerequisite credential.

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This internship credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must receive a formal recommendation from the supervising college or university for the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service.

The term of this internship credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential for the remainder of the full two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

This credential may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this credential, the holder must qualify for the clear credential which authorizes this service.

To renew this emergency credential, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the clear credential which authorizes this service, must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward that credential, and must apply through the employing school district, county, or agency.

This credential may be renewed for one-year periods upon the request of the governing board of the employing school district and at the discretion of the Commission.

This credential may be renewed as a clear document upon the request of the governing board of the employing school district and at the discretion of the Commission.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience as a school nurse, finish a Commission approved school nurse program, and receive the recommendation of the college or university where the program was taken.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete a Commission-approved school nurse program and receive the recommendation of the college or university where the program was taken.

The term of this credential extension is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential extension for the remainder of the one-year appeal period, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the full one-year
period of this credential extension, the holder must complete the requirements listed.

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

The term of this credential extension is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential extension for the remainder of the two-year appeal period, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the full two-year
period of this credential extension, the holder must complete the requirements listed.

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful full-time experience in a position requiring this credential and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring this credential. If the holder is unable to obtain employment as an administrator until too late to complete the requirements during the valid period of this credential, he or she may apply for a three-year extension from the date of employment, as long as the prerequisite credential is also valid during that period of time.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential, must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential, and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Verification of Employment as an Administrator Form CL-777

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential. The holder must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential. In addition, the holder must complete one of the following options: (1) obtain the recommendation of a college or university verifying completion of a Commission-approved individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university; or (2) verify completion of Modules 1, 2, and 3 of a California State Board of Education-approved AB 75 Principal Training Program or AB 430 Administrator Training Program; or (3) meet a Mastery of Fieldwork Performance Standards through a Commission-approved program and obtain the recommendation from the college or university that conducted the evaluation; or (4) complete a Commission-approved alternative program based on Commission-adopted guidelines resulting in the online recommendation from the program sponsor.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential, and obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Verification of Employment as an Administrator Form CL-777

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete two years of successful full-time experience in a position requiring the credential and obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring this credential.

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or private school of equivalent status and obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Verification of Employment as an Administrator Form CL-777

The term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the five-year preliminary period of this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status and must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential. In addition, the holder must complete one of the following options: (1) obtain the recommendation of a college or university verifying completion of a Commission-approved individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university; or (2) verify completion of Modules 1, 2, and 3 of a California State Board of Education-approved AB 75 Principal Training Program or AB 430 Administrator Training Program; or (3) meet a Mastery of Fieldwork Performance Standards through a Commission-approved program and obtain the recommendation from the college or university that conducted the evaluation; or (4) complete a Commission-approved alternative program based on Commission-adopted guidelines resulting in the online recommendation from the program sponsor.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential. In addition, the holder must complete one of the following options: (1) obtain the recommendation of a college or university verifying completion of a Commission-approved individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university; or (2) verify completion of Modules 1, 2, and 3 of a California State Board of Education-approved AB 75 Principal Training Program or AB 430 Administrator Training Program; or (3) meet a Mastery of Fieldwork Performance Standards through a Commission-approved program and obtain the recommendation from the college or university that conducted the evaluation; or (4) complete a Commission-approved alternative program based on Commission-adopted guidelines resulting in the online recommendation from the program sponsor.

The term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the five-year preliminary period of this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful full-time experience in a position requiring this credential and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring this credential. If the holder is unable to obtain employment as an administrator until too late to complete the requirements during the valid period of this credential, he or she may apply for a three-year extension from the date of employment, as long as the prerequisite credential is also valid during that period of time.

The term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the five-year preliminary period of this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or private school of equivalent status, must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential, and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university.

Verification of Employment as an Administrator Form CL-777

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete a program of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience, and receive the recommendation of the college or university where the program was completed. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring this credential.

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete an individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university, and may obtain the recommendation of the college or university where the Commission-approved program was completed.

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status. In addition, the holder must complete one of the following options: (1) obtain the recommendation of a college or university verifying completion of a Commission-approved individualized program of advanced preparation designed in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university; or (2) verify completion of Modules 1, 2, and 3 of a California State Board of Education-approved AB 75 Principal Training Program or AB 430 Administrator Training Program; or (3) meet a Mastery of Fieldwork Performance Standards through a Commission-approved program and obtain the recommendation from the college or university that conducted the evaluation; or (4) complete a Commission-approved alternative program based on Commission-adopted guidelines resulting in the online recommendation from the program sponsor.

The term of this credential extension is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential extension for the remainder of the full three-year period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite. During the three-year period of this credential extension, the holder must complete two years of successful full-time experience in a position requiring the credential and obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring this credential.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

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"If your credential does not meet the online renewal criteria, you will be required to renew your application by mail."

Application Form 41-4

Fee Information Leaflet

This credential need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force as long as the valid prerequisite teaching credential is held concurrently.

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have five years during which to receive a recommendation from an approved Local Education Agency and complete the following requirements: a minimum of two years of successful part-time teaching experience as authorized by this credential and four semester units or 60 clock hours in an approved program of personalized preparation.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential. The holder must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential. In addition, the holder must complete a Commission-approved Administrative Services Credential clear induction program and obtain an online recommendation for the clear credential from the induction program sponsor.

The term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential. During the five-year preliminary period of this credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status and must maintain his or her valid prerequisite credential. In addition, the holder must complete a Commission-approved Administrative Services Credential clear induction program and obtain an online recommendation for the clear credential from the induction program sponsor.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the clear credential, the holder must complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status while holding this preliminary credential. In addition, the holder must complete a Commission-approved Administrative Services Credential clear induction program and obtain an online recommendation for the clear credential from the induction program sponsor.

This credential has been extended so that the holder may complete two years of successful experience in a full-time administrative position in a public school or a private school of equivalent status. In addition, the holder must complete a Commission-approved Administrative Services Credential clear induction program and obtain an online recommendation for the clear credential from the induction program sponsor.

This credential need not be renewed as long as the holder maintains his or her clear credential of this type as a valid document.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year time period provided by law, the holder must complete a minimum of fifteen semester hours of undergraduate course work approved by Simpson College.

The holder must satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement within one year of the issuance date of this document in order to be eligible to continue teaching.

Basic Skills Requirement (CL-667)

In order to be eligible to continue teaching on this document, the holder must satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement as stated on the holder's first issuance of a California teaching credential.

In order to be eligible to continue teaching on this document, the holder must satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement as stated on the holder's first issuance of a California teaching credential.

Basic Skills Requirement (CL-667)

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the California Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) program or a Commission-approved alternative program of beginning teacher induction.

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Fee Information

To renew this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of activities that contribute to his or her competence, performance, and effectiveness in the education profession and that assist the holder in meeting or exceeding the California
Standards for the Teaching Profession.

Verification of Completion of 150-Clock-Hours of Professional Activities (CL-820A)

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Fee Information

The holder must complete the developing English language skills, including reading, requirement.

The holder must earn a California English learner authorization.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete a Commission accredited categorical program in the disability area listed on this document. The holder must also complete the California Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) program or a Commission-approved
alternative program of beginning teacher induction.

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Fee Information

To renew this credential, the holder must complete a Commission accredited categorical program in the disability area listed on this document. The holder must also complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of activities that contribute to his or her competence,
performance, and effectiveness in the education profession and that assist the holder in meeting or exceeding the California Standards for the Teaching Profession.

Verification of Completion of 150-Clock-Hours of Professional Activities (CL-820A)

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Fee Information

To renew this credential, the holder must complete an assessment of his or her job-related skills as described in the enclosed Implementation Manual for the Verification of Proficiency for Preliminary Credential Holders Who Are Prelingually Deaf. The employing agency must enclose a letter with the application for renewal signed by the three panel members who performed the assessment verifying the holder's proficiency on the job. It is the holder's responsibility to inform the employing agency of the need for the assessment.

To renew this credential for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period, the holder must complete an assessment of his or her job-related skills as described in the enclosed Implementation Manual for the Verification of Proficiency for Preliminary
Credential Holders who are Prelingually Deaf. The employing agency must enclose a letter with the application for renewal signed by the three panel members who performed the assessment verifying the holder's proficiency on the job. It is the holder's
responsibility to inform the employing agency of the need for this assessment.

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A preliminary credential may be held for no more than five years. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential, the holder must do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing direct instruction to special
education students in a public school, or private school of equivalent status, while holding a preliminary credential, and (2) obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Level II education specialist program accredited by the Commission's
Committee on Accreditation verifying the completion of an individualized program of advanced preparation designed by the holder in cooperation with the employing agency and the college or university. In addition, the holder must verify completion
of the requirements for health education and computers in education.

Verification of Employment as an Education Specialist Form (CL-777.1)

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A preliminary credential may be held for no more than five years. To qualify for the Clear Level II Credential, the holder must do the following: (1) complete two years of successful experience in a full-time position providing services to deaf and hearing impaired pupils who are enrolled in state special schools or in special classes for pupils for hearing impairments, while holding a preliminary credential, and (2) complete an assessment of his or her job related skills as described in the enclosed manual. The employing agency must enclose a letter with the application for renewal signed by the three panel members who performed the assessment verifying the holder's proficiency on the job. It is the holder's responsibility to inform the employing agency of the need for this assessment.

To renew this permit, the holder must verify the employer was informed of the need for an assessment of his or her job-related skills as described in the Prelingually Deaf Candidates: The Basic Skills Test Exemption. The employing agency must enclose a letter verifying agreement in providing the assessment by a three member panel verifying the holder's proficiency on the job.

To renew this permit, the holder must complete an assessment of his or her job-related skills as described in the prelingually Deaf candidates: The Basic Skills Test Exemption. The employing agency must enclose a letter with the application for renewal signed by the three panel members who performed the assessment verifying the holder's proficiency on the job. It is the holder's responsibility to inform the employing agency of the need for this assessment.

In addition to the assessment listed, the holder must verify subject-matter competence as required for either a Multiple Subject or Single Subject Teaching Credential either by completing a Commission-approved subject-matter program or by passing the equivalent subject-matter examinations.

The holder must earn a masters degree (or the equivalent in semester units) from a regionally accredited college or university or 150 clock hours of activities that contribute to his or her competence, performance, and effectiveness in the education profession, and that assist the holder in meeting or exceeding the California Standards for the Teaching Profession.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete the California Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) program or a Commission-approved alternative program of beginning teacher induction.

Professional Teacher Induction Programs

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Fee Information

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have three years during which to complete the California Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment (BTSA) program or a Commission-approved alternative program of beginning teacher induction. When the program has been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential that will include the completion of professional growth and service requirements as a condition for each five-year renewal.

To renew this credential, the holder must complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of activities that contribute to his or her competence, performance, and effectiveness in the education profession, and that assist the holder in meeting or exceeding the
California Standards for the Teaching Profession.

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Fee Information

Once the holder qualifies for the first step credential, he or she will have five years during which to complete a minimum of 150 clock hours of activities that contribute to his or her competence, performance, and effectiveness in the education profession, and that assist the holder in meeting or exceeding the California Standards for the Teaching profession. When the activities have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential that will include the completion of professional growth and service requirements as a condition for each five-year renewal.

The holder must complete the equivalent of a Commission-approved preliminary program in the specialty area listed on this document.

The holder must complete a Commission-approved special education induction program and obtain formal recommendation from the program sponsor.

The holder must complete the Subject Matter Competence requirement.

The holder must complete a Commission-approved Level II Education Specialist Program at a California college or university or a special education induction program and obtain formal recommendation from the program sponsor

This certificate may not be used if the prerequisite teaching credential is allowed to expire. To renew this certificate, the holder must also hold a valid non-emergency California special education teaching credential and must complete a Commission-approved program for the clear certificate.

This certificate need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force as long as the valid prerequisite credential or permit is held concurrently.

This certificate need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force as long as the valid prerequisite teaching credential is held concurrently.

This certificate may not be renewed. However, the holder will be eligible for the emergency permit which authorizes this service if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies through the employing district, county, or agency prior to the expiration date of this document. The Commission is in the process of transitioning from the current structure for special education credentials to a new structure. The differences between the two structures are explained on the enclosed leaflet. The holder will need to select the structure best suited to his or her needs and background.

This internship certificate may not be renewed. To continue to serve in a position authorized by this certificate, the holder must receive a formal recommendation for the clear certificate from the supervising college or university.

This certificate may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the clear certificate if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this certificate, and the prerequisite teaching credential, prior to the expiration date of this document.

The term of this internship certificate is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this certificate to the full two-year internship period allowed by law, the holder must renew the prerequisite credential, continue to participate in the internship program, and apply through the supervising college or university.

In addition to the renewal requirements listed, the holder must verify the completion of one additional semester or two additional quarters of full-time experience in a regular classroom.

In addition to the renewal requirements listed, the holder must verify the completion of one additional semester or two additional quarters of full-time experience in a special education classroom.

There are no additional requirements for the renewal of this credential; however, the term of this credential is limited by the term of the prerequisite credential. To renew this credential, the holder must also renew the prerequisite credential.

To renew this credential, the holder needs to submit only an application and fee to the Commission prior to the expiration date. The renewal period is five years.

Application Form 41-4

This credential need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force as long as the valid prerequisite teaching credential is held concurrently.

This credential may not be renewed. However, the holder will qualify for the clear credential if he or she satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement and applies for this credential, and the prerequisite credential, prior to the expiration date of this document.

This certificate need not be renewed. The authorization shall remain in force as long as the valid prerequisite services credential is held concurrently.

This document has been issued on the basis of a waiver of credential requirements by the State Board of Education consistent with the authority established in Education Code Sections 33050-53 at the request of the employing agency. The holder must complete all of the requirements listed.

Pursuant to California Family Code Section 17520, this temporary document is valid for only one hundred and fifty days. The law does not permit any extension of this temporary document. Requirements for this document for its full term have been explained in a letter to the applicant.

Pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code Section 11350.6, this temporary document is valid for only one hundred and fifty days. The law does not permit any extension of this temporary document. Requirements for issuance of this document for its full term have been explained in a letter to the applicant.

The holder must verify passage of the Educational Testing Services Praxis II Speech-Language Pathology Test.

The holder must complete the Special Populations requirement.

This certificate may not be used if the prerequisite teaching credential is allowed to expire. To renew this certificate, the holder must also hold a valid non-emergency California special education teaching credential and must complete a Commission-approved program for the clear certificate. In addition to the renewal requirements listed, the holder must verify the completion of one additional semester or two additional quarters of full-time experience in a regular classroom.

This certificate may not be used if the prerequisite teaching credential is allowed to expire. To renew this certificate, the holder must also hold a valid non-emergency California special education teaching credential and must complete a Commission-approved program for the clear certificate. In addition to the renewal requirements listed, the holder must verify the completion of one additional semester or two additional quarters of full-time experience in a special education classroom.

This certificate may not be renewed.

Short-Term Staff Permit Leaflet

To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential expires, the holder must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment.

This credential is not renewable. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential expires, the holder must verify completion of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university and must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment.

This is the holder's initial TPSL permit. To renew this permit, the holder must complete an additional 45 hours of TPSL preparation as verified by the Local Employing Agency. The application for renewal must be submitted by the Local Employing Agency.

This is the holder's second TPSL permit. To renew this permit, the holder must submit complete an additional 45 hours of TPSL preparation as verified by the Local Employing Agency. The application for renewal must be submitted by the Local Employing Agency.

To renew this permit, the holder must complete professional learning activities as required by the Local Employing Agency. The application for renewal must be submitted by the Local Employing Agency.

The holder must complete the U.S. Constitution requirement.

This preliminary credential may not be renewed. To qualify for the Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential, the holder must have been issued the Preliminary Visiting Faculty Single Subject Teaching Credential; and must either; 1) complete an individualized professional development plan including verification of completion by the employing agency; or 2) complete a Commission-approved induction program including verification of completion by the program sponsor.

To renew this permit, the holder must verify completion of a three semester or four quarter unit departmentalized methodology course; and must apply for renewal through the employing agency.

To renew this permit, the holder must apply for renewal through the employing agency.

This permit may not be renewed. To continue to serve in the position authorized by this permit, the holder must qualify for the Preliminary Visiting Faculty Single Subject Teaching Credential. To qualify for the Preliminary Visiting Faculty Single Subject Teaching Credential, the holder must have been issued the Visiting Faculty Teaching Permit; provide two years of recent evaluations from a California public school employer covering employment based on the Visiting Faculty Permit; complete a three semester or four quarter unit departmentalized methodology course; hold a California English learner authorization; and must apply through the employing agency.

Upon completion of the waived requirement(s), the holder will qualify for the preliminary credential. Once the holder applies for the preliminary credential, he or she will have one year to complete the following requirements:#R;#U;#E. The credential may be renewed for the remainder of the five-year preliminary time period provided by law. Before the end of the five-year time period, the holder must also complete the following requirements:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

If the holder is again unable to complete the waived requirement(s), he or she must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward the following requirements, or must complete all remaining requirements if fewer than six semester hours are needed, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency:#R;#U;#E. When these requirements have been completed, the holder may apply for a five-year preliminary credential. Before the end of the five-year time period, the holder must also complete the following requirements:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

The waived requirement is one year of work experience within the three years immediately preceding the issuance of the preliminary credential. To qualify for the credential which authorizes this service without the waiver, the holder must complete one year of service as explained on the enclosed leaflet.

Upon completion of the waived requirement(s), the holder will qualify for the preliminary credential. Once the holder applies for the preliminary credential, he or she will have five years to complete the following requirements:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

If the holder is again unable to complete the waived requirement(s), he or she must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward the clear credential, or must complete all remaining requirements if fewer than six semester hours are necessary, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency. The requirements for the clear credential are as follows:#F;#H;#M;#C. When all requirements have been completed, the holder will be eligible for a clear credential.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the emergency credential which authorizes this service the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the specialist credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the emergency credential or permit which authorizes this service the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the credential and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

If the holder is again unable to complete the waived requirement(s), he or she must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the credential which authorizes this service, must complete six semester hours of course work approved by the college or university as applicable toward the credential, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the preliminary credential which authorizes this service the holder must provide written acknowledgment from himself or herself and the employing school district that he or she is responsible for completing the requirements for the Multiple or Single Subject Teaching Credential, including the student teaching requirement, during the five-year term of the preliminary credential or before another credential authorizing special education instruction will be issued.

Upon completion of the waived requirement(s), the holder will be eligible for a clear specialist credential and the prerequisite teaching credential.

Upon completion of the waived requirement(s), the holder will be eligible for a two-year preliminary Sojourn Credential. He or she must apply through the employing district, county, or agency for that preliminary credential.

If the holder is again unable to complete the waived requirement(s), he or she must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward the preliminary or clear credential which authorizes this service, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the emergency permit which authorizes this service, the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for both the clear credential which authorizes this service and the teaching credential which is a prerequisite, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the emergency permit which authorizes this service the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the teaching credential which is a prerequisite for the clear credential of this type and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

In addition to completing the waived requirement(s), to qualify for the emergency permit which authorizes this service the holder must seek admission to a college or university that has a Commission-approved program for the clear credential which authorizes this service and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

Upon completion of the waived requirement(s), the holder will qualify for a preliminary Administrative Services Credential. During the term of the preliminary credential, the holder must complete two years of successful full- time experience in an administrative position and must obtain the recommendation of a college or university with a Commission-approved program verifying the completion of advanced study in school administration, including appropriate field experience. At least half of the program must be completed while the holder is employed in a position requiring the credential.

If the holder is again unable to complete the waived requirement(s), he or she must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work approved as applicable toward the credential which authorizes this service by a college or university with a Commission-approved program for this credential, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The waived requirement is possession of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To qualify for the credential, permit or certificate which authorizes this service without the waiver, the holder must complete an appropriate degree program.

The waived requirement is possession of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university. To qualify for the credential or permit which authorizes this service without the waiver, the holder must complete an appropriate baccalaureate or higher degree.

To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential or permit expires, the holder must verify completion of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university and must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment, or directly to the Commission.

If the holder is again unable to complete a bachelor's or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university, he or she must complete a minimum of six semester hours of course work applicable toward that degree, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The waived requirement is satisfying the Basic Skills Requirement. To qualify for the credential or permit which authorizes this service without the waiver, the holder must satisfy the Nasic Skills Requirement.

Regardless of the expiration date listed above, this credential or permit expires with the waiver if the holder does not satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement. If the holder satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement, he or she may substitute until the expiration date. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential or permit expires, the holder must verify completion of a baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university; must include verification of satisfying the Basic Skills Requirement; and must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment, or directly to the Commission.

Regardless of the expiration date listed above, this credential or permit expires with the waiver if the holder does not satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement. If the holder satisfies the Basic Skills Requirement, he or she may substitute until the expiration date. To continue to serve as a substitute teacher after this credential or permit expires, the holder must apply through the school district or county office of education where he or she is employed or is seeking employment, directly to the Commission, and must include verification of satisfying the Basic Skills Requirement.

If the holder is again unable to satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement, he or she must submit verification in the form of official transcripts or letters from employers of the course work, in-service training, tutoring, or other activities completed in an attempt to satisfy the Basic Skills Requirement, and must apply through the employing district, county, or agency.

The waived requirement is completion of the professional preparation program. To qualify for the credential or certificate which authorizes this service without the waiver, the holder must complete the requirements specified by a California college or university that has a Commission-approved program for this credential and must receive a formal recommendation from that college or university.