New Jersey Teaching (K-12) CE requirements
Instructional Certificate — license renewal requirements, sourced from the official board.
Renewal: Ongoing annual obligation for employed educators; certificates are generally permanent.
Details
New Jersey certificates are generally permanent rather than periodically renewed, but employed teachers' individualized Professional Development Plans must include at least 20 qualifying hours each year, prorated for part-time employment or absence. Modeled as 20 hours per 1-year cycle — this is not a credential-expiration cycle. Native unit is qualifying PD hours.
Official source: New Jersey Administrative Code 6A:9C, professional development (NJDOE)
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Teaching (K-12) in other states
- Alaska Teaching (K-12) CE
- Alabama Teaching (K-12) CE
- Arkansas Teaching (K-12) CE
- Arizona Teaching (K-12) CE
- California Teaching (K-12) CE
- Colorado Teaching (K-12) CE
- Connecticut Teaching (K-12) CE
- Delaware Teaching (K-12) CE
- Florida Teaching (K-12) CE
- Georgia Teaching (K-12) CE
- Hawaii Teaching (K-12) CE
- Iowa Teaching (K-12) CE