ANNOUNCEMENT: The new 2023-2024 NBCT Support Calendar has been released! Please see the documents below.
We offer support for new candidates and candidate renewal.
Facilitators: Anna Daly and Alyson Lamb
Contact Holly Morgan at hgmorgan@ua.edu with any questions.
Click here to be added to the UA/UWA NB email distribution list
2023 Alabama NBCT Scholarship: The 2023 Alabama NBCT Scholarship is now released! Deadline to apply is March 31, 2023, and applicants will be updated by May 14, 2023. Apply via the following link: Alabama NBCT Scholarship.
ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Board is changing the eligibility requirements to begin the process of National Board Certification. We are opening up access to educators interested in the Board certification process by allowing candidates to begin the process of Board certification before completing three (3) years of successful teaching (or counseling for the School Counseling certificate area). While this change allows candidates to begin the process earlier, educators will need to complete three years of teaching employment to become Board-certified. For more information, review https://www.nbpts.org/certification/policy-change-for-certification-requirements/
Additional Resources:
What are the benefits of being an NBCT in Alabama?
What Teachers Should Know and Be Able to Do: The Five Core Propositions
First Time and Returning Candidate Resources
Maintenance of Certification Resources
NBCT Candidate FAQs
UA/UWA NBCT CT Study Card Request Form
We offer support for new candidates and candidate renewal.
Facilitators: Anna Daly and Alyson Lamb
Contact Holly Morgan at hgmorgan@ua.edu with any questions.
Click here to be added to the UA/UWA NB email distribution list
2023 Alabama NBCT Scholarship: The 2023 Alabama NBCT Scholarship is now released! Deadline to apply is March 31, 2023, and applicants will be updated by May 14, 2023. Apply via the following link: Alabama NBCT Scholarship.
ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Board is changing the eligibility requirements to begin the process of National Board Certification. We are opening up access to educators interested in the Board certification process by allowing candidates to begin the process of Board certification before completing three (3) years of successful teaching (or counseling for the School Counseling certificate area). While this change allows candidates to begin the process earlier, educators will need to complete three years of teaching employment to become Board-certified. For more information, review https://www.nbpts.org/certification/policy-change-for-certification-requirements/
Additional Resources:
What are the benefits of being an NBCT in Alabama?
What Teachers Should Know and Be Able to Do: The Five Core Propositions
First Time and Returning Candidate Resources
Maintenance of Certification Resources
NBCT Candidate FAQs
UA/UWA NBCT CT Study Card Request Form
