There are over 100 CTE teachers working in 20 Buffalo Public School high schools and the need for more continues to grow. Career and Technical Educators bring a combined passion for their industries and education, along with multiple years of professional experience to the classroom. The CTE certification to teach in Buffalo Public schools requires a minimum of one or two year of industry experience, depending on your level of education. If you are an industry professional interested in teaching CTE, or a current classroom teacher looking for a change, you can explore the resources below.

Use your deep industry knowledge to inspire students and cultivate the skills they need for a rewarding career in your field. If you are an industry professional interested in teaching CTE, you can find out what’s required for your area of expertise via the New York State Education Department’s (NYSED) certification requirements database. Before you can submit your application for the specialized CTE certification known as Transitional-A Certification you must receive a job offer from Buffalo Public Schools.

If you currently hold a valid NYSED classroom teaching certificate and are looking for a change, consider moving to CTE! Teaching CTE allows you to directly equip students with practical, industry relevant skills through hands-on learning. You will need to apply for a certification in a CTE area in which you hold an industry-related credential or two years of satisfactory work experience. Before you can submit your application for the specialized CTE certification known as Transitional-A Certification you must receive a nomination letter (job offer) from Buffalo Public Schools