By State / Kansas

High-stakes exams in Kansas.

These Kansas exams are state-specific. The content, administrator, and passing score differ from other states. Built To Pass doesn’t teach the content; it teaches the strategy layer that works on any of them.

Teacher certification in Kansas

Kansas uses Praxis Subject Assessments (Praxis II). Its exams include:

Praxis Subject Assessments (Praxis II): overviewPraxis Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects (5001)Praxis Elementary Education: Content Knowledge (5018)Praxis Principles of Learning and Teaching K-6 (5622)Praxis Principles of Learning and Teaching 7-12 (5624)Praxis Mathematics (5165)Praxis Middle School Mathematics (5164)Praxis English Language Arts: Content Knowledge (5038)Praxis General Science (5436)Praxis Social Studies (5581)Praxis Special Education: Core Knowledge and Applications (5354)Praxis Teaching Reading: Elementary (5205)Praxis Biology (5236)

Beyond the classroom

Licensure & entrance exams in Kansas

Real estate, insurance, nursing, the trades and more. Every one of these is state-specific, and the same strategy layer works on all of them.

Kansas Bar Exam / MBEKansas Life & Health Insurance LicenseKansas Property & Casualty Insurance LicenseKansas Real Estate Salesperson LicenseKansas Real Estate Broker LicenseKansas Real Estate AppraiserKansas Home Inspector LicenseKansas Journeyman ElectricianKansas Master ElectricianKansas Plumbing LicenseKansas HVAC LicenseKansas General Contractor LicenseKansas Cosmetology LicenseKansas Barber LicenseKansas Law Enforcement EntranceKansas Firefighter EntranceKansas Civil Service ExamKansas Food Handler CardKansas Notary PublicKansas Alcohol Server (TIPS / state)

School leadership in Kansas

Principal and administrator candidates in Kansas take:

SLLA (School Leaders Licensure Assessment)

Paraprofessional in Kansas

Kansas still qualifies paraprofessionals on the ParaPro, passing at 455, and has published no ParaPathways score. There is no end date on it here.

ParaPro Assessment

School-district HR in Kansas

There is no separate Kansas exam just for school HR directors. Where the district requires a license, HR and personnel directors are covered by the administrator credential above. The national, school-specific HR certification is:

pHCLE: school HR / human capital certification (AASPA)
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