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Does implementation of the NTIP mean that faculty of education graduates are not fully-qualified?

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Does implementation of the NTIP mean that faculty of education graduates are not fully-qualified?

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No. Teachers must complete an accredited pre-service program and receive a Certificate of Qualification in order to teach. The Ontario College of Teacher’s Certificate of Qualification indicates that new teachers are fully-qualified professionals responsible for their students and classrooms. The NTIP is distinct from the college’s certification process, and is intended to support new teachers who have already completed their certification requirements.

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No. Teachers must complete an accredited pre-service program and receive a Certificate of Qualification and Registration in order to teach. The Ontario College of Teachers’ issues a General Certificate of Qualification and Registration indicating that new teachers are fully-qualified professionals responsible for their students and classrooms. The NTIP is distinct from the college’s certification process, and provides supports for new teachers in the classroom.

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