Question 1

What exams do I need to become a teacher in Multi-State?

Accepted Answer

Multi-State uses the Various (Praxis, NES, etc.) for teacher certification. The specific exams you need depend on the grade level and subject area you want to teach. Browse the exams below to find the ones required for your certification area.

Question 2

How do I register for Multi-State teacher certification exams?

Accepted Answer

You can register for Multi-State teacher exams through the official testing provider's website. The Multiple state agencies oversees teacher certification in the state. Check the official website for registration deadlines and testing locations.

Question 3

What is the passing score for Multi-State teacher exams?

Accepted Answer

Passing scores vary by exam. Each exam listed below shows its specific passing score requirement. Generally, Multi-State teacher exams use scaled scores, with passing scores typically ranging from 220-240 depending on the specific test.

Question 4

How long should I study for Multi-State teacher certification exams?

Accepted Answer

Most candidates study for 4-8 weeks before their exam. We recommend starting with our study guides to understand the content, then taking practice tests to identify weak areas. Focus extra time on content areas with higher weights on the exam.

Multi-State Teacher Certification Exams

Elementary Education

Elementary Education Subtest I

Elementary Education Subtest I

Elementary Education Subtest I with Literacy

Elementary Education Subtest II

Elementary Education Subtest II

Elementary Education Subtest II with Numeracy

General Curriculum Subtest 1: Language Arts and History/Social Science

General Curriculum Subtest 2: Mathematics, Science, and Technology/Engineering

Praxis Teaching Reading: Elementary (5205)

Praxis Teaching Reading: K–12 (5206)

Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT): Grades K-6 (5622)

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