How long can a person teach in Ohio without a license if they have been approved?

In Ohio, individuals who have been approved for a teaching position but do not yet hold a full teaching license are allowed to work under a temporary license or permit. Typically, this approval allows them to teach for a period of one year while they complete the necessary requirements for obtaining the full license. This timeframe is set to ensure that candidates have the opportunity to gain practical experience in the classroom while also working towards meeting the education and training standards required for full licensure.

The other options suggest longer timeframes that do not align with the regulations set forth by the state for individuals in a provisional or temporary teaching role. The one-year period is designed to strike a balance between providing immediate workforce support in educational settings and ensuring that individuals complete their certification process in a timely manner.