Passing one or more MTEL (Massachusetts Test for Educator Licensure) exams is required for all those hoping to become licensed or add a license. The information on this page is not comprehensive, and is provided to help members access resources to prepare for the exams. Preparing for and passing any MTEL exam requires hard work and independent study on the part of each individual. The BTU does not guarantee that any of the courses or resources listed below will lead to a passing score.
MTEL Website
The MTEL Website is the home for all things MTEL, including test information and registration, test preparation resources and more. Using the MTEL-provided Practice Tests can be a great first diagnostic step.
Boston Public Schools
- Foundations of Reading
- ESL through BPS
- Communications and Literacy (Reading and Writing subtests)
- Some elementary general curriculum courses.
Check My Learning Plan for courses on offer or contact MTELprepsupport@bostonpublicschools.org for more information about upcoming availability.
University-Based Supports
Check with your graduate program or teacher prep program to see what supports they may have in preparing for exams.
UMASS Boston, Wheelock/BU, and Lesley all have well-regarded support programs as do many other colleges and universities. Costs vary.
Private
The BTU does not endorse any of the following providers. We provide these links to assist you in your search for support. As always, ask questions to determine whether each opportunity fits your learning needs. Costs vary.
GOH Academy: Specializes in Elementary Math, Early Childhood and General Curriculum (two-day courses)
ETI: Early Childhood, General Curriculum and others.
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