Can I sub in New Jersey with a teaching certificate?

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Patricia D asked:

I am about to move to New Jersey, and would like to substitute teach there. I am currently a regular, full-time teacher in a different state, but when I move I won’t be in the city for long, so I just want to sub. I would prefer to get a real teaching certificate in New Jersey, but would I then need an additional substitute certificate? Or would I be able to use a teaching certificate?

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happy (: says, August 2nd, 2009   

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You will need a NJ Certificate to sub. You can get a sub certificate as long as you have 60 college credits. The district you are applying to will tell you how to file for your certificate.

If you want to get a NJ Instructional Certificate you will have to follow the steps on the website. Depending where your are currently certified you may need to take a praxis. You can sub with a full instructional cert.

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Curious_Yank_in_South_Korea says, August 4th, 2009   

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If you have a Teacher Certification (Licensure) from another state, then you likely can substitute teach in NJ, however, you should check with the state requirements first. Each state is different and not all states are reciprocal, although many are. Check this site for NJ requirements:

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