Class Advancement for Vocational Instructors Sample Clauses

Class Advancement for Vocational Instructors. (Prior to Spring 2000) PREPARATION LEVEL AT TIME OF FIRST EMPLOYMENT Bachelor's Bachelor's Master's Degree Degree Degree To Class 2 1. 2. 15 approved sem. hours, and Life Credential 1. 15 approved sem. hours, and 2. Life Credential 1. 15 approved sem. hours To Class 3 1. 30 approved sem. hours 1. 30 approved sem. hours 1. 30 approved sem. hours Adjunct Classroom Maximum To Class 4 1. 45 approved sem. 1. 45 approved sem. 1. 45 approved sem. hours and AS/AA hours hours degree, or
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