A TTP is valid for only the school year in which it was issued and only for that specific employer.
A TTP will only be issued in association with a temporary/term contract or substitute teaching.
For more details on the requirements, please see Schedule D of the SPTRB Regulatory Bylaws.
The basic requirements for a TTP include:
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High school graduation at least 4 years prior |
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Some post-secondary education or specialized skill (i.e. mastery of a specific language) [preferred] |
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Employers must also provide: |
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Authorization to teach form indicating the specific assignment. |
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Proof that the position was widely advertised, and a reasonable effort was taken to recruit a certified teacher to the position. |
Only in exceptional circumstances will a Temporary Teaching Permit be considered, for the purpose of substitute teaching, or teaching of First Nation Languages for mature individuals who have not completed high school. Directors of Education should contact the SPTRB Registrar prior to the candidate submitting the TTP application as these situations will be considered on a case by case basis.
If you are a current B.Ed. post-secondary student, please see information below to determine if you are eligible for a TTP. Post-secondary student TTP applications, for the purpose of substitute teaching, will only be accepted until April 30 annually.
Authorization to Teach Form (Must be completed by employer)
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