Earn the professional learning clock hours you need to renew your Vermont teaching license, on your own schedule. iTeachAI Academy offers standards-aligned professional development for K-12 educators, anchored to Vermont frameworks, each course three clock hours, with a Certificate of Completion that documents toward your relicensure.
Vermont educators renewing a three-year Level I license complete three credits (45 hours) of new professional learning per endorsement, and Level II educators complete six credits (90 hours) per endorsement. iTeachAI Academy was founded by Dr. Janette Camacho, a 30-year K-12 educator, and every Vermont course is anchored to the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards for Vermont Educators, not generic national content. Courses are self-paced, work on any device, and are designed to fit the professional learning Vermont educators document for their Local or Regional Standards Board.
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45
Hours (3 credits) Level I requires every 3 years
90
Hours (6 credits) for Level II renewal
100%
Online and self-paced
Vermont Certificate Renewal Requirements
To renew a Vermont educator license, the Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators (VSBPE) and your Local or Regional Standards Board (L/RSB) require new professional learning documented for each endorsement on your Individual Professional Learning Plan:
- Level I license (three-year cycle): three credits (45 hours) of new professional learning per endorsement. At least one credit (15 hours) must apply directly to the knowledge and performance standards of the endorsement being renewed; the remaining two credits fall within the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards for Vermont Educators.
- Level II license: six credits (90 hours) of new professional learning per endorsement. At least two credits (30 hours) must apply directly to the endorsement standards; the remaining four credits fall within the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards.
- Educators employed in a Vermont school renew through their Local or Regional Standards Board, which reviews professional learning and recommends the educator for renewal. Applications are filed through the Vermont Licensing System for Educators (VLSE).
- One continuing education credit equals 15 clock hours of new professional learning.
Every iTeachAI Academy course provides three IACET-aligned clock hours and a verifiable Certificate of Completion you can document toward this total. iTeachAI is not a formally state-approved provider in Vermont; our courses are standards-aligned, district-acceptable professional development that educators and districts may apply toward relicensure at their discretion. Confirm acceptance with your Local or Regional Standards Board or the Agency of Education before logging external learning.
Vermont Standards and Frameworks Anchored
Each course cites and references specific Vermont frameworks by name, not generic national standards.
Core Teaching and Leadership Standards for Vermont Educators
The professional standards anchoring renewal professional learning and every Vermont course in the catalog.
VSBPE Knowledge and Performance Standards
Endorsement-specific standards from the Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators that direct learning toward your renewed endorsement.
Vermont Education Quality Standards (EQS)
State rules under Vermont State Board Rule 2000 that define proficiency-based learning and equitable practice across Vermont schools.
Vermont Proficiency-Based Graduation Requirements
Vermont's proficiency-based framework anchoring our assessment and instructional design courses.
Act 173 (Special Education Funding and Service Delivery)
Vermont's framework for delivering tiered support and inclusive instruction, anchoring our intervention and MTSS courses.
Vermont Multi-Tiered System of Supports (VTmtss)
The state framework for academic and behavioral supports that informs our differentiation and student wellbeing courses.
How Vermont Districts Approve iTeachAI for Professional Learning
Vermont approves educator professional learning at the local level. Each educator's Local or Regional Standards Board reviews professional learning against the educator's Individual Professional Learning Plan, and Vermont supervisory unions and districts independently accept professional development for their educators. iTeachAI is not a formally state-approved provider in Vermont; our courses are aligned to the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards and designed for educators and districts to apply at their discretion. The district route is simple:
- A district or supervisory-union designee reviews one or more courses through a no-cost reviewer account.
- The district documents acceptable courses for its educators' professional learning.
- Teachers complete courses, receive a Certificate of Completion, and submit it to their Local or Regional Standards Board for renewal credit.
What Makes Vermont Coursework Different at iTeachAI
- Educator-built, not vendor-built. Authored by a 30-year K-12 educator with a doctorate.
- Vermont frameworks by name. Core Teaching and Leadership Standards, VSBPE Knowledge and Performance Standards, Education Quality Standards, proficiency-based graduation, and VTmtss. No generic content.
- Multi-modal. Each course includes a study guide, slide deck, and a built-in AI study guide trained on that course.
- Renewal-ready documentation. A verifiable Certificate of Completion with contact hours, built for your professional learning total and your Local or Regional Standards Board review.
- Reasonable in cost and time. Accessible for individual teachers and districts, with no procurement RFP required.
- IACET-aligned three-clock-hour design. Self-paced, on any device.
For Vermont School District Leadership
If you direct curriculum, professional learning, or federal programs at a Vermont supervisory union or district, I would be glad to send a no-cost reviewer account so a designee can audit any course end to end before approval.
I will also share a sample certificate, the course catalog with descriptions, and a fifteen-minute call at your convenience.
Reply by email: info@iteachai.co or call (561) 450-8377.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is iTeachAI Academy continuing education for already-licensed teachers, or initial teacher preparation?
- It is continuing education for educators who are already licensed in Vermont and renewing their certificate. iTeachAI Academy provides clock hours toward your renewal. We do not prepare candidates for a first-time teaching credential and our courses do not lead to initial licensure.
- How do I renew my Vermont teaching certificate?
- Vermont educators renew through their Local or Regional Standards Board (L/RSB) and the Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators (VSBPE), submitting an Individual Professional Learning Plan through the Vermont Licensing System for Educators (VLSE). A three-year Level I license requires three credits (45 hours) of new professional learning per endorsement, and a Level II license requires six credits (90 hours) per endorsement. iTeachAI courses provide clock hours and a Certificate of Completion you document toward that total.
- Do iTeachAI courses count toward my Vermont professional learning credits?
- Each course provides three IACET-aligned clock hours with a Certificate of Completion suitable for documentation toward Vermont relicensure. iTeachAI is not a formally state-approved provider in Vermont; our courses are standards-aligned, district-acceptable professional development that educators and districts may apply toward the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards or endorsement learning at their discretion. Confirm acceptance with your Local or Regional Standards Board before logging external learning.
- How many clock hours does each course provide?
- Three clock hours per course, IACET-aligned, suitable for your Vermont Individual Professional Learning Plan and your relicensure total. One Vermont continuing education credit equals 15 clock hours.
- What does it cost in time and money?
- iTeachAI keeps cost and time reasonable. Each course runs about three clock hours, is self-paced, and stays accessible for individual teachers, with district site licenses available. Email info@iteachai.co for current options.
- Do you provide a certificate of completion?
- Yes. Every completed course awards a verifiable Certificate of Completion with contact hours, suitable for documentation toward Vermont educator license renewal.
- How do I get a reviewer account for my district?
- Email info@iteachai.co with your district or supervisory-union name and role. A no-cost reviewer account is provisioned within one business day.