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Student Teaching Services

Student Teaching Process

Preparation Process

  • Notice of Intent
  • Statement of Understanding
  • Meeting of understanding with Student Teaching Services Office Records Coordinator.
  • Grad Review with Advising

Learn About the Preparation Process
Exams & PRAXIS

  • Research Exams
  • Schedule Exams
  • Take & Pass Exams
  • Please note that some exams have limited testing dates available
  • Check available testing dates for the praxis exam

Learn About Exams & PRAXIS
Student Teaching Process

  • Research Partner Schools
  • Interview Sign Ups
  • Meet & Greet
  • Interviews
  • Placement Assignment

Learn About The Student Teaching Process
Student Teaching Requirements

  • Successfully pass all required exams by the corresponding deadline. Deadlines are firm.
  • Successfully complete all required coursework

Learn About Student Teaching Requirements
Certification

  • Idaho Certification
  • Out of State Certification

Learn About Certification

* These dates indicate the recommended timeframe to complete all requirements prior to your student teaching semester.

Mission Statement

Our purpose in Student Teaching Services is to uplift each student as a disciple of Christ with eternal significance and potential.

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  • Prepare Tomorrow's Leaders Through our services and support, we strive to prepare students for the crucial work of teaching today's youth to become tomorrow's leaders. We desire to increase every student's capacity to build others and add value wherever they serve.
  • Maximize Professional Development We believe every teacher candidate deserves the opportunity to maximize their professional development through a capstone student teaching experience. We are committed to providing an authentic, relevant experience within our partner school districts.
  • Experience the BYU-Idaho Teaching Model We train partner schools to implement the BYU-Idaho model for student teaching, which features consistent mentoring, daily co-planning and co-teaching, timely feedback, and robust classroom experience. Additionally, we provide candidates with regular supervision from Danielson-certified evaluators.
  • Advocate for Teacher Candidates We serve as an advocate for each teacher candidate to secure high-quality placements, ensuring that candidates and mentors are collectively engaged in the daily process of student learning.

AAQEP Certificate of Accreditation

BYU-Idaho’s teacher preparation programs are accredited through the state of Idaho, and BYU-Idaho is a member in good standing of the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP).

AAQEP Certificate of Accreditation

AAQEP Annual Report for 2025

View Title II Report

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