(ii) Examinations for permanent certificate. (a) Each candidate for a permanent certificate who is issued a certificate of qualification with a date of issuance prior to September 2, 1999, or each candidate who was not issued such certificate but who is issued the provisional certificate with a date of issuance prior to September 2, 1999, shall submit evidence of having achieved a satisfactory level of performance on either the NTE Core Battery tests or the liberal arts and sciences portion and the written assessment of teaching skills portion of the New York State Teacher Certification Examinations.(b) Each candidate for a permanent certificate who is issued the provisional certificate with a date of issuance on or after September 2, 1999 or is issued a renewed provisional certificate pursuant to section 80-1.7(a)(2) of this Part with a date of issuance on or after September 2, 1999 shall submit evidence of having achieved a satisfactory level of performance on the liberal arts and sciences portion and the written assessment of teaching skills portion of the New York State Teacher Certification Examinations, except that such candidate who has achieved a satisfactory level of performance on the NTE Core Battery tests prior to September 2, 1999 shall be permitted to substitute such performance on the NTE Core Battery tests for a satisfactory level of performance on the liberal arts and sciences portion and the written assessment of teaching skills portion of the New York State Teacher Certification Examinations.(d)Additional requirements.(1) Persons seeking certification to teach in any of the general health occupations shall hold the appropriate New York State registration. Persons seeking certification to teach in the practical nursing program shall hold valid registration in New York State as a professional nurse.(2) Persons seeking certification to teach in any occupational subject area which requires a person to hold a valid State or Federal license to legally perform that service shall hold the appropriate license.(e)Substitution.One year of paid, full-time satisfactory teaching experience in an occupational subject may be accepted in lieu of the college-supervised student teaching when such experience carries the recommendation of the school district administrator under whom the service was performed.
(f)Coordinator of diversified cooperative work-study programs.Candidates who apply and upon application qualify for an extension in coordinator of diversified cooperative work-study programs prior to February 2, 2004, shall meet the requirements of this subdivision. The commissioner shall not accept applications for the extension in coordinator of diversified cooperative work-study programs submitted to the commissioner after February 1, 2004. A provisional or permanent certificate for teaching industrial arts or an occupational subject may be extended to include service as a coordinator upon completion of the following requirements: six semester hours of collegiate-level study in the organization and development of diversified cooperative programs in a program registered or approved by the department.
(g)Teachers of occupationally related mathematics and of occupationally related science.Candidates who apply for an extension in occupationally related mathematics or in occupationally related science prior to February 2, 2004 shall meet the requirements of this subdivision. The commissioner shall not accept applications for the extension in occupationally related mathematics or in occupationally related science submitted to the commissioner after February 1, 2004.
(1) Occupationally related mathematics. A provisional or permanent certificate to teach an occupational subject issued under subdivision (a) or (b) of this section may be extended to include the occupationally related mathematics course, as defined in section 100.1(n) of this Title, upon completion of six semester hours of mathematics.(2) Occupationally related science. A provisional or permanent certificate to teach an occupational subject issued under subdivision (a) or (b) of this section may be extended to include occupationally related science upon completion of six semester hours of science.