WordNet
n. a certificate saying that the holder is qualified to teach in the public schools [syn: teacher's certificate]
Usage examples of "teaching certificate".
She'd gotten a teaching certificate, spent two years in California with a boyfriend, and come back to Bayonne when they broke up.
She talked to the principal about examinations for her teaching certificate, perhaps a year early.
We then had to pass an examination and earn a teaching certificate.
When I got out of college in the early Seventies with a degree in English and a teaching certificate, I found there was a glut on the teaching market, and I went to work pumping gas in a filling station and later on pressing sheets in an industrial laundry for $60 a week.
Eventually, the Monarch romances paid my tuition to a local small college - ostensibly so I could get a teaching certificate and support the family after Brad retired from the railroad.
She'd gotten her teaching certificate instead, and while she was relieved to find that she enjoyed teaching—.
She had been forced to take a first-aid course as part of her teaching certificate, but could remember little beyond keeping the victim warm and administering mouth-to-mouth.
I had my teaching certificate and a teacher's test score in the ninety-ninth percen-tile, but I learned that they weren't interested in having a real writer teach that subject.