Instructor’s Certification Sample Clauses

The Instructor’s Certification clause requires the instructor to formally affirm that they possess the necessary qualifications, credentials, or experience to perform their teaching duties. Typically, this involves providing documentation such as degrees, licenses, or professional certifications, and may also include a declaration of compliance with relevant laws or institutional standards. This clause ensures that only suitably qualified individuals are entrusted with instructional responsibilities, thereby protecting the institution and students from unqualified teaching and maintaining educational quality.
Instructor’s Certification. A. A copy of the criteria of how the instructor(s) are certified to be “appropriately” (Category 2) or “exceptionally” (Category 1) trained. B. A copy of the certification for each instructor who will be working with AISD students, to be kept on file by AISD.
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Instructor’s Certification. A. A copy of the criteria of how the instructor(s) are certified as “exceptionally” trained. B. A copy of the certification for each instructor who will be working with HEB-ISD students, to be kept on file by HEB ISD as required documentation for TEA.
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Instructor’s Certification. A. A copy of the criteria of how the instructor(s) are certified to be “appropriately” (Category 2) or “exceptionally” (Category 1) trained. B. A copy of the training certification for each instructor who will be working with MISD students, to be kept on file by MISD. C. A copy of the current CPR certification for each instructor who will be working with MISD students, to be kept on file by MISD.
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Instructor’s Certification. At least one employee or agent of the Permittee, whose duties involve the rental, instruction, or supervision of water sports activities, must be certified in first aid and CPR. Permittee’s employees or agents may participate in the City sponsored certification program at Permittee’s or Permittee’s agent’s cost. In addition, if Permittee is engaging in any instructional activity at the Premises, one employee or agent must be trained in the respective sport (e.g., stand- up paddling, canoeing, and kayaking) or the activity must be clearly identified as being uncertified in writing to any participants. If additional licenses or permits are required from the State of Wisconsin in order to perform such instructional services, the Permittee shall obtain those licenses or permits.
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Instructor’s Certification. A. A copy of the criteria of how the instructor(s) are certified to be "appropriately" (Category II) or "exceptionally" (Category I) trained. B. A copy of teaching credentials and certifications for each instructor who will be working with KISD students, to be kept on file by KISD. C. A copy of CPR Certification, Texas and National Background Checks (administered by the Texas Department of Public Safety) for each instructor who will be working with KISD students, to be kept on file by KISD.
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Instructor’s Certification. A. A copy of the criteria of how the instructor(s) are certified to be “appropriately” (Category 2) or “exceptionally” (Category 1) trained. B. A copy of the certification for each instructor who will be working with NBISD students, to be kept on file by NBISD.
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