Full Face Photo Example. Parental Involvement Resources. Teen Driver Contract. Teen Drivers Road Rules. New Teen Driver Laws. Home School Information. Instruction Permit FAQ. Minnesota Driver's Manual. Minnesota Commercial Driver's License Manual. Motorcycle Manual. Top Six 6 Driving Risk Factors for Teens Statistics show that the leading cause of death in Minnesota's year-olds is traffic crashes. The top six 6 driving risk factors for teens are:.
Farm Work Licenses A qualified applicant 15, 16 or 17 years of age may test for a farm work license at any time after receiving an instruction permit and completing behind-the-wheel training. The applicant must present a farm work affidavit and a property tax statement or rental agreement with the property tax statement for the rental property, along with a course completion card, a supervised driving log, and an instruction permit at the time of the skills test.
The farm work license is a provisional, under license with a farm work restriction. The restriction on the license will read: "Valid for farm work, daylight only, mile radius of farm, no driving in cities of the first class, or must be accompanied by licensed driver 21 or older. The farm work restriction can be removed after the driver holds an instruction permit for six months and reaches 16 years of age.
The farm work restriction will remain in effect until the driver applies to have it removed. Media Center. Contact DPS. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.
Expand All Collapse All. Policies and Procedures Graduated License Program The graduated driver's license law GDL compliments the existing driver's license program by introducing a provisional license stage for young drivers. An applicant, who is age 18 and not previously licensed, must hold an instruction permit for six months before taking a skills road test.
Applicants who are 19 or older must hold an instruction permit for three months before taking a skills road test. A person who fails the driving test four times must complete a minimum of six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction with a licensed instructor before taking the skills test again a valid instruction permit is required.
Candidates who completed a program which is not substantially equivalent to a Minnesota —approved program, may qualify for a Provisional license see below. The fee shall be nonrefundable for applicants not qualifying for a license, except the fee is refundable when the applicant for a license already holds the license for which application is made and that license does not expire in the year the application is submitted.
Once a candidate is deemed qualified for licensure, the candidate is issued an Initial license, which is valid for a two-year period, starting on the date of issue. If one year of administrative experience is gained during the Initial license, the administrator can renew for a five-year license.
Verification of the year of experience must be confirmed by the superintendent or personnel officer. The renewal application and verification form can be found online during the application process and is available to administrators starting January 1 of the year of licensure expiration. If someone holding an Initial license does not gain one year of professional experience in the field during the two-year period, the license holder may apply for an additional Initial License using the same online process.
Five-Year Licenses and Renewal. Go to online application Paper application. If you have a Continuing Five-year License that has lapsed and you are employed as an administrator, you must immediately apply for a variance.
Search our site:. PELSB processes all teaching and administrative applications. Applications for renewal can be submitted to PELSB for re-licensure processing beginning January 1 of the year of expiration. All teaching and administrative licenses expire on June 30 of the year of expiration. Initial licenses are renewed every two years and Continuing Licenses are renewed every five years. The MN tiered licensure system can be very intimidating for those exploring the teaching profession. Tiers without Fear enables you to quickly identify what you need to establish or advance your career by selecting your experience and training levels to highlight the best options for you.
Check out Tiers without Fear! Tiered Licensure and Requirements The Tiered Licensure Structure Infographic gives a general overview of the requirements for each tier license level. Licensure via Portfolio Licensure via Portfolio is a non-traditional option for earning a Minnesota teaching license.
Step 1: Eligibility Determination If you have a Minnesota Tier 3, Tier 4 or 5-year professional license and want to add a field: Minnesota teachers holding a professional Tier 3, Tier 4, or 5-year professional license who want to expand the grade level of their current license or add an additional field to the current license may use the licensure via portfolio process as an alternative pathway to a Tier 3 or Tier 4 license.
Review the Licensure Grids for specific content standards to determine ability to demonstrate competency for all standards. Download the Eligibility Form - Additional. Submit to the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board along with requested documentation.
If you would like to apply for an initial Tier 3 license: An applicant must have a minimum of a regionally accredited baccalaureate degree or Career and Technical Education exception , and one of the following; 1 a year-long mentorship program aligned to board-adopted criteria; or 2 two years of experience teaching as the teacher of record in the licensure area sought, may be able to use the licensure via portfolio process as an alternative pathway to a Tier 3 license.
Review the Licensure Grids for specific standards to determine ability to demonstrate competency for all standards. Download the Eligibility Form-Initial. Step 2: Portfolio Evaluation The evaluation of your portfolio will be completed 90 days after the submission of your portfolio and review fee. Evaluation review of portfolios is performed by external content experts. Initial licensure applicants will have their Standards of Effective Practice portfolio reviewed by a panel.
To find available substitute teaching positions once licensed, visit the Minnesota Public Schools Directory. For more information on substitute teacher licensure in Minnesota, contact the Educator Licensing Division at or mde. COM Making the process easy
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