MTEL tests offered include a test of communication and literacy skills as well as tests of subject matter knowledge. The tests are designed to ensure that Massachusetts educators can communicate adequately with students, parents/guardians, and other educators and that they are knowledgeable in the subject matter of the license sought. With a license, candidates may be legally employed in ...
About the Tests The Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure® (MTEL®) program was initiated by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in 1998 as part of our statewide education reform initiative for educators seeking PreKindergarten to grade 12 licenses. The MTEL program includes tests of communication and literacy skills as well as tests of subject matter ...
The Communication and Literacy Skills (101/201) test includes two subtests. Candidates must take and pass both subtests. You may take one or both subtests at one test appointment.
FAQs—Online Proctoring Additional Resources Educator Preparation Program Provider information Test Development Activities information Technical Manual Test Validity and Reliability Online Proctoring FAQs Related Links Visit the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education website . Get involved in test development for the MTEL .
Reminder: Candidates registering to take the MTEL are required to enter a MEPID number in order to register for a test. Use this link to Learn more about MEPID.
About Online Proctoring Online proctoring is available: Test remotely, including from home! The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is pleased to provide online proctoring for select tests in the MTEL program. Online proctoring allows you to take your test securely from your home, school, or business.