Certificated employment opportunities in a school setting offer a range of positions that require specific professional certifications or licenses. These roles are essential to maintaining the quality of education and student support services. Common certificated employment opportunities include:

• Classroom Teachers: Teachers in elementary, middle, or high schools who hold certification in specific subject areas (e.g., math, science, language arts, social studies) and grade levels. They are responsible for delivering the curriculum, assessing student progress, and fostering a positive learning environment.

• Special Education Teachers: Teachers who are trained and certified to work with students who have disabilities or special needs. They provide individualized instruction and support to help these students succeed academically and socially.

• School Counselors: Certified professionals who support students' academic, social, and emotional development. They offer counseling, college and career guidance, and assist in addressing behavioral or personal challenges students may face.

• School Psychologists: These professionals assess and support the mental health and learning needs of students, provide counseling services, and collaborate with teachers and parents to develop strategies for addressing behavioral and academic challenges.

• Speech-Language Pathologists: Certificated professionals who work with students to address speech, language, and communication issues. They develop and implement strategies to improve students' speech and language skills.

• Physical Education Teachers: Certified teachers who design and teach physical education programs aimed at promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and healthy lifestyle choices for students.

• Music, Art, and Drama Teachers: Certified teachers who specialize in the arts, teaching students various creative and performance skills, including music, visual arts, and theater.

• ESL (English as a Second Language) Teachers: Teachers certified to work with non-native English speakers, helping them improve their language skills and succeed academically in an English-speaking environment.

• Occupational Therapists: Certificated professionals who help students with physical, developmental, or sensory disabilities improve their ability to perform daily activities and participate in school life.

• ROP and CTE Teachers: Certificated professionals who specialize in teaching student’s practical skills and training in specific trades or professions.

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