
MTNA's Certification program was established in 1967 to assist the general public in recognizing high standards of the music-teaching profession. Earning MTNA Certification means that a music teacher's qualifications have been evaluated and approved by a board of national leaders in the field of music teaching. MTNA Certification represents outstanding achievement, assuring music students of all ages that the teacher is educated, accomplished, and professional.
Goals of MTNA's Certification program include:
If you would like more information about becoming a "Nationally Certified Teacher of Music," contact MTNA and request the Certification Information Packet.
The Oregon State Certificate is for members who do not have a degree in music and are not nationally certified. Applicants must meet requirements in three categories:
Contact the OMTA Certification Chair for details and applications.
Contacts for State and National Certification
OMTA Certification Chair, Patti Widner, NCTM
503-246-8183
MTNA Staff Certification Assistant, Melissa Curtice
mcurtice@mtna.org or call 888-512-5278, ext. 237
Panel Discussion: Teaching Tips, Sarah Burch, Sandy Hull, Carol White
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