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You will need to take the Washington Educator Skills Tests-Endorsements (WEST-E) test in ELL to get certified to teach ESL in Washington. Your education should have prepared you well to take this test, since it is fully aligned with Washington's endorsement competencies.
An ELL endorsement isn't a standalone degree or certification. Rather, it's a credential for already-licensed teachers that establishes their specialization in ELL instruction. Teachers who earn ELL credentials take a course of study in which they learn how to teach and meet the needs of ELL students.
An endorsement is a specific discipline, such as reading, math, science, or social studies, a teacher is qualified to teach. Endorsements indicate the educator completed graduate courses in the discipline of the endorsement. Often, educators add an endorsement to an existing license after teaching for a few years.
Apostille certificates are for documents you use in countries in the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. Authentication certificates are for documents you use in countries not in the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty.
ELL endorsement The endorsement is added to an existing valid teaching certificate. With it, you can teach English language learners in preschool through grade 12, be more effective with ELLs in the regular classroom, or be a consulting teacher to assist other educators in effectively meeting the needs of ELLs.
All educators must receive a residency teacher certificate to teach in Washington State. There are several paths to receiving certification, depending on your personal experience. Certification is the first step to teaching in Washington.
How long does it take to get an Apostille Certificate from District of Columbia Secretary of State? Expedited Counter Service: same day. Normal processing: 3-5 business days, plus additional time for mailing.
