MTEL Resources
The MTELs (Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure) are a series of tests that are required as part of the process to become a licensed public school teacher in the state of Massachusetts.
Completion of one or more MTELs is often an entrance requirement for licensure programs. If you are applying to a Salem State licensure program, and you are either a current student or current applicant, you have full access to our resources.
We offer the following supports to those preparing for common MTELs:
- MTEL prep courses run, typically two 4-6 week cycles per semester and over the summer, for the following tests:
- Communication and Literacy writing subtest
- Communication and Literacy reading subtest
- Foundations of Reading
- General Curriculum mathematics subtest
- Online study materials are available through our eLearning site (Canvas) for the following tests:
- Communication and Literacy writing subtest
- Communication and Literacy reading subtest
- Foundations of Reading
- General Curriculum mathematics subtest
- General Curriculum multi-subject subtest
- Early Childhood Content
For information about registering for a boot camp or accessing the online materials, please contact us. We are available as follows:
Sullivan Building, North Campus
Room 304
978.542.2854
edussu@salemstate.edu
MTEL Resource Access Policy
Salem State graduate may access these services for one year after graduation. Prospective students may access these services once they have paid their application fee.