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Indiana Department of Education: Special Education Licensure Special Education Licensure Special Education Licensure Emergency Permits for Special Education Looking to earn your full licensure in special education? Indiana Special Education Assisted Licensure (I-SEAL) provides Indiana’s current and future special education educators with access to convenient, accelerated options and key financial support.
For educators licensed in another subject : Currently licensed teachers who wish to add special education to their existing license can participate in a fully funded 18-credit hour graduate program through the University of Indianapolis, Taylor University, or Indiana Wesleyan University.
For individuals currently enrolled in a graduate-level special education preparation program : Individuals who are currently enrolled in a graduate-level special education teacher preparation program can earn scholarship assistance to support the completion of their required special education coursework and purchase textbooks.
For non-education bachelor’s degree holders : Special education educators who have not earned full licensure but hold a non-education bachelor’s degree may receive a full scholarship to enroll in a federally compliant Transition to Teaching program. Ten Transition to Teaching programs in special education are currently available across Indiana.
For individuals who have not yet passed the state licensing exam : Individuals who have completed a special education preparation program but have not yet passed the state licensure exam can participate in a free test-preparation workshop. Eligible individuals can learn more and apply for assistance by visiting IndianaSEAL. org .
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Indiana Special Education Assisted Licensure (ISEAL) is funded by Indiana Department of Education (IDOE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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