CSET: Hebrew

The World Languages subtests taken toward a Single Subject Teaching Credential differ from the subtests taken toward a Bilingual Authorization. For more information on certification requirements, see Tests Used Toward Certification.

For the Single Subject Teaching Credential in Hebrew, candidates must also pass the appropriate language assessment administered by a CTC-approved assessor agency. For more information, refer to the Verifying Subject Matter Competence by Examination (Single Subject) leaflet CL-674S , on the CTC's website.

CSET subtest used toward a Single Subject Teaching Credential in Hebrew:

• Hebrew Subtest I (test code 301)

CSET subtests used toward a Bilingual Authorization for Hebrew:

• Hebrew Subtest I (test code 301)
• World Languages Subtest IV (test code 250)
• Hebrew Subtest V (test code 266)

You may register to take any one subtest in a single test session.

Format

Computer-based test (CBT) and online-proctored test:

• Subtest IV: 50 multiple-choice questions

Computer-based test (CBT) only:

• Subtest I: 6 constructed-response questions
• Subtest V: 5 constructed-response questions

Content

Review the test structure for CSET: Hebrew.

Dates and Locations

Computer-Based Testing

+− Subtest I

By appointment during the following 4-week testing windows:
Aug. 26–Sept. 22, 2024
Apr. 7–May 4, 2025
Check appointment availability .

+− Subtest IV

By appointment year-round, Monday through Saturday (excluding some holidays).
Check appointment availability .

+− Subtest V

By appointment during the following 4-week testing windows:
Aug. 26–Sept. 22, 2024
Apr. 7–May 4, 2025
Check appointment availability .

Online Proctoring

+− Subtest IV

By appointment with an online proctor during one-week testing windows each month .

Session Length

Computer-Based Testing
Subtest I: 3 hours
Subtests IV and V: 1 hour and 15 minutes per subtest
15 additional minutes are provided to complete a nondisclosure agreement and tutorial.

Online Proctoring
Subtest IV: 1 hour and 15 minutes
15 additional minutes are provided to complete a nondisclosure agreement and tutorial.

Breaks

Computer-Based Testing
You may take restroom breaks during testing. Time taken for breaks is considered part of the available testing time.

Online Proctoring
No breaks allowed.

Fees

$99 per subtest
Review complete fee and payment policy information.

Passing Score

220 per subtest

Test Results

Computer-Based Testing
Subtest I: Review test results release dates.
Subtest IV: Review test results release dates.
Subtest V: Review test results release dates.
Candidates will receive a receipt of completion at the conclusion of their test center appointment.

Online Proctoring
Test results are available within 5 weeks of testing.
Subtest IV: Review test results release dates.
Candidates taking an online-proctored test will not receive a receipt of completion when their test ends.

Policies and Rules

Computer-Based Testing
When you register, you agree to abide by all testing policies and rules. Read them now.
Before you test, review the list of materials that are prohibited at the test center.

Online Proctoring
When you register, you agree to abide by all testing policies and rules. Read them now.
Before you test, review the list of reasons your exam could be stopped and/or revoked.

Test Features

Computer-Based Testing
Subtest I (test code 301) includes one or more assignments that allow you to handwrite and scan responses. See scanning instructions and the hand-draw tutorial video  for information on how to use a response sheet for handwritten responses. (The instructions will be available during testing.)

Online Proctoring
Subtest I is not available via online proctoring.

Preparation

View the tutorials and preparation materials available for this test.