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Frequently asked questions High school diploma required. Must be at least 18 years of age for elementary, middle school, and K8 centers. Must be at least 19 years of age for high school.
Minimum Qualifications: Elementary, K8 Centers, & Middle School: 18 years of age and a high school diploma. Senior High School: 19 years of age and a high school diploma.
If you have 30+ hours of college credits and can pass the background check, you will get a sub position. Most districts and agencies have additional required trainings.
All teachers must hold or be eligible for an Academic or Vocational Certificate. Academic Certificates and Degreed Vocational Certificates are issued by the State of Florida, Bureau of Educator Certification. Non-Degreed Vocational and Career Specialist Certificates are issued by Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
There are no state-level requirements for substitute teachers in Florida. They vary from one county to the other. Most school districts require at least a high school diploma. In some districts, you may require additional training or a college diploma.
Miami-Dade teachers may choose the FRS Pension Plan, a traditional defined benefit plan, rather than the FRS Investment Plan. There is also a Hybrid Option for the Investment Plan.
Earning top honors is Monroe County where the starting teacher salary is $62,100. With these across-the-board bumps for full-time teachers, the majority of Collier teachers — 1,099 — will now a make between $70,000 and $79,900 annually.
All Miami-Dade County public schools, as well as Region and District offices, will be closed Monday, November 11 to commemorate the Veterans Day holiday.