Alabama Additional Teaching Field (CBT) Approach
The state of Alabama will accept scores achieved on discontinued tests for a period of time after transition to the new test. Please visit the Chart of Discontinued Tests and Scores for a list of which tests may still be accepted. Alabama requires official score reports directly from ETS. Please refer to the policy for acceptance of discontinued tests for more information.
This approach is commonly referred to as Certification Based on Test (CBT). An individual who holds a valid Alabama Professional Educator Certificate in a teaching field may seek the Class B Professional Educator Certificate (bachelor's degree level) in an additional teaching field through the Additional Teaching Field Approach. For more information about the Additional Teaching Field (CBT) Approach and additional requirements, please visit http://tcert.alsde.edu (click Certification).
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