1. An individual may not engage in the profession of teaching unless: a. The individual holds a teaching license issued by the board; or b. The individual is approved to teach by the board. 2. An individual may be approved to teach by the board only if the individual has previously held a North Dakota teaching certificate or license, holds a teaching certificate or license issued by another state, or has filed a completed application for licensure with the board. 3. The board shall grant a teaching license to an applicant who is a military spouse or military member who meets the requirements of section 43-51-11.1. 4. The board shall adopt rules establishing the terms and conditions under which an individual may be approved to teach, as provided for in this section. The terms and conditions may include the payment of a fine to the board in an amount not exceeding two hundred fifty dollars per incident, enrollment in and completion of continuing education courses, and submission of a completed application for licensure by a date certain.
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