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Licensure Information
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- In-State Licensure Requirements
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- Beginning Teacher Licensure
- Residency Licensure (Replacing Lateral Entry July 1, 2019)
- Lifetime License
- Provisional License Requirements
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- Adding New Areas to an Existing License
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- Name Change on License
- Teaching and Non-Teaching Work Experience Credit
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In-State Licensure Requirements
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Graduates of an accredited North Carolina college/university will work through their school to obtain a N.C. license. The school will notify the student of the college and state requirements for a license. Steps to obtaining a N.C. license.
Graduates will need to register for an on-line licensure account in order to finalize details and make payment for the application for a license created by the college/university. The licensure processing fee for this application is $70 and must be paid by MasterCard or VISA credit card an is non-refundable.
If the graduate has previous teaching or non-teaching work experience, they should notify the college so they can include the experience forms when making the initial request to save the graduate money.