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Over 30,000 educators have launched rewarding careers with iteach. Fast-track your licensure with our alternate route licensure program in Mississippi.
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A bachelor’s degree and your official transcripts are required. View detailed admission requirements.
Train
Study when it’s convenient for you.
Our online courses empower you to study from the comfort of your home or on on the go.
Teach
Faster than you ever thought possible.
Our streamlined program is designed to get you into the classroom with full pay so you can make a difference.
Leave a lasting legacy. Teach.
Mississippi Teacher Licensure Guide to Success!
Everything you need to know about alternative licensure in Mississippi: Our free guide has it all - from the first step, to your first classroom.
How Much Does it Cost?
$50to Apply
$99to Enroll
$4,949 Total Cost
Our CAEP-accredited program includes online coursework, on-site supervision from an experienced field supervisor, instructional coaching, and so much more!
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Frequently Asked Questions
You may apply at any time. iteach enrolls students on a continual basis, and our self-paced coursework means you don’t have to wait for a new semester to start your first class!
No. You can be admitted to the iteach Mississippi program with any non-education bachelor’s degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution of higher education.
You’ll need to upload ONE of the following to the Applied box on your InstructNET portal:
- Score report showing an ACT score of twenty-one (21) or equivalent SAT score*,
- Score report showing a qualifying score on the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators test (view qualifying scores and register on the ETS website), or
- Official transcript(s) showing a 3.0 overall GPA on a baccalaureate transcript or a GPA of 3.0 in the last 60 hours of course credit.
*SAT Score Equivalencies (based on the time the test was taken)
- March 2016 and thereafter: 1060 and above
- August 2015 – February 2016: 990 and above
- 1995 – August 2015: 980 and above
- Prior to 1995: 870 and above
iteach prepares candidates for Mississippi licensure in Elementary Education (4-6), Biology (7-12), Chemistry (7-12), Physics (7-12), English Language Arts (7-12), Mathematics (7-12), Chinese (K-12), French (K-12), German (K-12), Latin (K-12), and Spanish (K-12).
To be admitted to the iteach Mississippi program, you will need to upload a passing score report for the Praxis Subject Assessment required for the licensure area you want to pursue.
No, iteach does not participate in federal or state financial aid programs.
The iteach coursework is self-paced. You can complete all program-required instructional coursework within several months. You will also need to complete a one year supervised internship (field experience) as a teacher of record. Once you enroll, you have a maximum of two years to secure a teaching position for your supervised internship. Once hired, you must complete all remaining program requirements during your internship.
Meet Diana:
From Accountant to Passionate Teacher
Diana spent years as an accountant, but something was missing. She always felt a calling to make a deeper impact, to inspire and guide the next generation. That's when she discovered iteach, an online certification program that made her dream of becoming a teacher a reality.
With the flexibility and comprehensive support of iteach, Diana transitioned from her desk job to a vibrant classroom, where she now inspires her students every day.
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