Georgia Educator Ethics Assessment
Designed for beginning and currently practicing teachers, the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment (Test Code 360) focuses primarily on scenarios that could occur in the day-to-day life of a teacher in a classroom.
Who Needs to Take This Assessment?
When you must take and complete the assessment varies based on where you are in your professional career as an educator. See Completing the Assessment.
For more information, see eligibility and registration.
- State-approved traditional educator preparation program candidates (colleges/universities) must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment to hold a Pre-service certificate.
- State-approved non-traditional educator preparation program initial teaching candidates (GaTAPP) must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment prior to program admission.
- Out-of-state initial teaching candidates doing field experiences/clinical practice in Georgia must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment to hold a Pre-service certificate.
- Out-of-state educators seeking certification in Georgia via reciprocity with less than three (3) years of experience must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment.
- Applicants seeking an initial International Exchange, Permit, or Provisional Certificate must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment.
- Educators not required to hold certification due to employment in a charter or strategic waiver school district and seeking a Clearance Certificate must pass the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment.
What Is Included in the Assessment?
See information about the modules that make up the Georgia Educator Ethics assessment.