Connecticut Teacher Reciprocity
Connecticut does not have reciprocity with any other states; however, Connecticut has signed the NASDTEC Interstate Certification Contract (NICC). Therefore, applicants who qualify under the NICC will not need to meet specific coursework requirements.
The out-of-state teacher candidate will be issued an Interim Educator Certificate that is non-renewable unless:
The out-of-state teacher candidate will be issued an Interim Educator Certificate that is non-renewable unless:
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The applicant has served for less than 10 months under the IEC
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Or, the applicant has not completed the BEST program under the IEC
Find more information about Out-of-State Certification Requirements.
Send applications to this address:
Connecticut State Department of Education
Bureau of Educator Preparation and Certification
P.O. Box 150471-Room 243
Hartford, CT. 06115-0471
If you have more Questions, Call (860)713-6969
Bureau of Educator Preparation and Certification
P.O. Box 150471-Room 243
Hartford, CT. 06115-0471
If you have more Questions, Call (860)713-6969
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