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Applications for Student Teaching are accepted twice each year. All application materials must be received no later than the application deadlines below. The application process is completed online. Please read the information below and click on the link provided at the end to access the online application.
Fall semester admission:
Spring semester admission:
March 15
September 15
Student Teaching Application
Eligibility Requirements
1. Completion of all courses in official degree plan.
2. Have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5 or better.
3. Acceptance into the School of Education, Teacher Preparation Program which includes verification of passing Praxis CORE or CBEST scores.
Advisor Review
Make an appointment with your School of Education Mentor to discuss eligibility and coursework needed before student teaching. Take a copy of the “Advisor Review” form to the appointment. Ask your advisor to complete and sign the form. Attach this form to your student teaching application, it is due at the time of submission.
Praxis Subject Assessment
Students must either have their Praxis Assessment scores on file with Nevada State University OR students must submit the Praxis Assessment Acknowledgement form. One of these are due at the time of application submission. Click here for the acknowledgement form
Passing Praxis Subject Assessments scores are required for permanent licensure by the Nevada Department of Education (NDE). However, you are able to apply for a provisional teaching license without completion of the Praxis Assessment exams. You will be given a two-year provisional period to pass these exams and provide passing scores to the NDE and then be granted a permanent license. To ensure fulfillment of licensure requirements, students are strongly encouraged to take the test(s) prior to completing your degree. Information regarding exam dates, registration and testing sites for the Praxis Subject Assessments can be found online at http://www.ets.org/praxis/register
Please use this document to determine the exams you need to complete for your licensure area: PRAXIS Subject Assessment Test List
FBI Fingerprint Documentation
All prospective student teachers must be fingerprinted and complete the CCSD Volunteer application process. You will need to email a copy of a current volunteer badge to the School of Education (Sally Starkweather) as directed for your application period.
NOTE: Students DO NOT complete this task prior to submitting their application. Once the student teaching application has been submitted, the applicant will be contacted via email with further instructions regarding completion of the CCSD Volunteer application process.
Liability Insurance Documentation
Proof of possession of $1 Million in liability Insurance from either the Nevada State Education Association (NSEA) Membership. Proof of insurance is required. Nevada State University requires all student teachers to have liability insurance in order to be eligible for placement.
The NSEA membership application can be found online at: https://ims.nea.org/HowToJoin/stateStudent.action?mbrType=STUDENT&sea=nv
For FALL student teaching applications, the insurance is due June 15th.
For SPRING student teaching applications, the insurance is due September 15th
SUBSITUTE TEACHING LICENSE (Optional for southern Nevada students, but recommended) REQUIRED for all northern Nevada Students
Application can be found on the State of Nevada website at: https://doe.nv.gov/Educator_Licensure/Online_Portal/
*Students who do not possess a Substitute Teaching License and are offered a position at their student teaching site may not be able to begin permanent employment with the CCSD immediately.
Graduation Application
Initiate graduation application with the NSC Registrar’s Office. Graduation application information can be found on the NSC website at https://nsc.edu/registrar/graduation/ .
Your graduation application should have been submitted one year prior to the anticipated student teaching semester. If you have not submitted the graduation application yet, please do so ASAP.
Get started on your teaching application now
Program Contact
Sally Starkweather
School of Education Special Program Advisor
sally.starkweather@nsc.edu