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Determining if you should consider applying for a Temporary Teaching Permit while attending post-secondary:

My practicum is the final requirement for convocation (Completed in December; not returning to university in January).

Not Eligible for a Temporary Teaching Permit under the Post-Secondary Student Policy

Apply to the SPTRB for your Professional A Certificate after October 1st.

See the Guide for Completing the Certification Application > Saskatchewan Teacher Education Program for further information.

I have coursework remaining following the completion of my practicum and will be registered in classes for the Winter Term.

Eligible to apply for a Temporary Teaching Permit if an employment offer to be a substitute has been made by an employer.

A passing final grade must be approved by the post-secondary institution for your practicum and appear on your transcript to be considered completed.

I hold a previous degree, have completed at least 48 credit hours of Education coursework and this is the final practicum for my B.Ed. program.

Returning to classes in January:

Review the requirements for Pre-B.Ed. Assessment found on the Guide for Completing the Certification Application > Saskatchewan Teacher Education Program for further information.

If you believe you meet the requirements, apply for the Pre-B.Ed. Assessment under the Certification Application.

If you do not meet the requirements, you are eligible to apply for a Temporary Teaching Permit under the Post-Secondary Student Policy.

Degree Completed following practicum:

You are not eligible for a Temporary Teaching Permit under the Post-Secondary Student Policy.

See the Guide for Completing the Certification Application >Saskatchewan Teacher Education Program for further information. You do not apply for the Pre-B.Ed. Assessment.

I have an opportunity to accept a temporary contract following the completion of this practicum (I am returning to classes in January).

An employer must request an exemption from the SPTRB Registrar before proceeding.

If your employer directs you to apply for a Temporary Teaching Permit, they should have confirmed the exemption was granted.

I am a post-secondary student (not in a B.Ed. program) interesting in obtaining a Temporary Teaching Permit.

Your eligibility to hold a Temporary Teaching Permit will be based on meeting the requirements of Schedule D.

You will be required to provide a copy of your post-secondary timetable to your employer and the SPTRB.