If you're interested in becoming a teacher and have embarked on your professional journey, Varsity Tutors can help by enrolling you in a Raleigh-Durham Praxis course designed to help you get ahead. Many teachers are given Praxis tests as a way to measure their knowledge of educational content and pedagogical skills, which is why some states require aspiring teachers to pass the tests before receiving their professional license. Due to the comprehensive nature of these assessments, which touches on everything from classroom management to concepts involving math, reading, and writing, many students choose to enroll in programs to help them prepare for test day. Even students from institutions like North Carolina State University and North Carolina Central University have benefitted from learning through a Raleigh-Durham Praxis course like the one provided by Varsity Tutors. Let's take a look at how these lessons can help you prepare.
What are some topics a Raleigh-Durham Praxis class can cover?
The goal of Praxis classes is to help prospective teachers become comfortable with the material covered on the tests. The content you'll encounter in the lessons will be closely aligned with what you need to know to pass your assessments. You can expect to cover a number of different academic topics, including algebra, geometry, critical reading, and essay writing. In addition to that, you'll also have the opportunity to focus on topics directly related to the subjects you intend to teach.
A lot of material is covered on the Praxis tests. The assessment is split up into two categories: the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators and the Praxis Subject Assessments. When studying for the Core tests, you'll be given a broad range of curriculum that looks at your general academic knowledge in math, reading, and writing, focusing on ways to draw upon those skills to improve your teaching abilities. The Subject Assessments focus primarily on the content you'll be teaching once you become a certified teacher. This section of the Praxis also contains the Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT) evaluation, which measures your pedagogical skills and whether they're appropriate for the age group you're teaching. For this reason, there are multiple versions of the PLT test depending on the age of your students. Those groupings are Early Childhood, K-6, 5-9, and 7-12. Enrolling in a Raleigh-Durham Praxis class can help you cover all these subjects and skills through guided instruction.
What are the advantages of enrolling in a Raleigh-Durham Praxis course?
While self-study can help you memorize the test material, it can't help you prepare for the actual test the same way an actual course can. The Praxis tests are a series of standardized tests following multiple formats, including essay and selected-response questions. People who aren't familiar with standardized testing often struggle with the questions, not because they don't know the answers, but because they become confused or overwhelmed with the layout. Participating in this course is a great way to learn how to improve your test-taking skills, learn how to manage your time more effectively, and even look at ways to identify and apply important information more effectively.
Another advantage of the course is convenience. Lessons are conducted online via our Live Learning Platform. When you first register for the course, you decide which available time slot works best for your schedule. There are a number of available slots to choose from, so finding one that's convenient for you shouldn't be hard. And if you aren't able to squeeze lessons into your schedule this month, don't worry! New courses are opened at the beginning of every month, so you'll never be left behind. What's more, since the courses are conducted in an online classroom, you also never have to worry about commuting across town to attend your study session. As long as you've got a computer or portable device and internet connection, you can hop on and engage with your instructor and classmates.
Finally, our Praxis course encourages collaboration and participation. Using video chat and virtual whiteboards, you can follow along with your instructor as they cover various concepts. As you're learning, feel free to engage in classroom discussions with your peers and the instructor. Many students find this aspect one of the biggest advantages of online courses, because of how it helps them gain a deeper understanding of the material and how they can apply what they've learned on the actual tests.
How can I enroll in a Raleigh-Durham Praxis prep course?
If you're ready to prepare for the Praxis tests through collaboration and guided instruction, we can help. All you need to do is contact Varsity Tutors today and ask for more information about the Raleigh-Durham Praxis course. One of our educational consultants can answer any questions you have, and they'll even enroll you in the next available course that works with your schedule. Reach out today!

Lisa: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
...University with a history major and a comparative area studies minor. I graduated from University of North Carolina School of Law in the top 15% of my class and later returned there as an adjunct professor of Legal Research and Writing. I later received a Ph.D. in Anthropology from UNC-Chapel Hill where I had a 3 year National Science Fellowship and was awarded the Outstanding Graduate Student award twice. I then taught for over a...
Education & Certification
- Duke University - Bachelors, History
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- PRAXIS
- Economics
- SAT Subject Test in United States History
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- +59 subjects

Jessica: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
...a first generation college student, I understand the value a quality education can have on an individual. I am grateful for the academic opportunities I've had and use this gratitude as my foundation in working with others. I'm grateful for every opportunity I have to positively impact a person's life through education. I have experience with a variety of students! I've worked with Pre-K to college, but have my Bachelor and Master degrees are in...
Education & Certification
- East Carolina University - Bachelor of Science, Middle School Teaching
- East Carolina University - Masters in Education, Social Studies Teacher Education
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- High School World History
- High School Geography
- Elementary School Math
- +28 subjects

Lakeesha: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
Hi. I am a firm believer that all kids can learn. As an educator, it is my job to identify the way that the learner best learns and adapt my instruction accordingly. Repetition, illustrations, and real life examples will help to solidify the learning.
Education & Certification
- Barton College - Bachelor of Education, Education of Individuals in Elementary Special Education Programs
- Ashford University - Master of Arts Teaching, Instructional Technology
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- Middle School Math
- Technology and Coding
- PRAXIS Elementary School
- +41 subjects

Tricia: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
...Hill with a Bachelor's degree in Studio Art. I also obtained my K-6 teaching license from Meredith College. I have been teaching for almost 20 years. I have worked with various age groups K-8 teaching all subjects in elementary school and art. The last six years I have been teaching art at a charter school and at the Boys and Girls Club. I have also tutored for different companies and have even held my own...
Education & Certification
- UNC Chapel Hill - Bachelor in Arts, Studio Arts
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- PRAXIS Elementary School
- A Level Religious Studies
- Essay Editing
- +88 subjects

Danielle: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
To achieve our vision, we will prepare our students to become independent learners with the desires, the skills, and the abilities necessary for lifelong learning. This will require creating a learning environment which is centered around students, directed by teachers, and supported by home and community
Education & Certification
- Fisk University - Bachelor of Education, Elementary School Teaching
- Regent University - Certificate, Reading Teacher Education
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- PRAXIS Early Childhood
- CogAT
- Academic Coaching
- +21 subjects
Education & Certification
- Meredith College - Bachelor in Arts, Mathematics Teacher Education
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- SAT Subject Test in Mathematics Level 1
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- SAT
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Robert: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
...their knowledge. I received my Bachelors of Science in Secondary Education Social Science from the University of Pikeville. After obtaining my bachelor's degree I went on to attain my Masters in Education and Supervision from Converse College. Finally, I am in the process of completing my second master's degree from Arizona State University in History with a specialization in North American History. I teach most Social Studies subjects to most levels of students and also...
Education & Certification
- University of Pikeville - Bachelor of Science, Social Studies Teacher Education
- Converse College - Masters in Education, Educational Administration
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- AP World History
- Math
- Learning Differences
- +48 subjects

Rachel: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
I just finished my first year teaching as an elementary Extended Content Standards teacher. I spent the year teaching both in person and virtually. I graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in special education and cognitive studies in May 2020. I am comfortable working with students in general education and students with disabilities. I have a lot of experience teaching from the past year, and two years of pre-student teaching and student teaching experience...
Education & Certification
- Vanderbilt University - Bachelor of Science, Special Education
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- Science
- Middle School Reading
- PRAXIS Music
- +36 subjects

Michelle: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
...ten years. I enjoy being with students and helping them become more successful. As a former special education teacher, I am well-versed in the ins and outs of that world, and I can help any parent struggling to make any sense of it. (Trust me, I can talk for hours about that stuff!) The most important attributes that I have in regards to tutoring is enormous patience and a great deal of tenacity!... I believe in a student-centered approach. This is probably influenced by being a special education teacher for many years. I enjoy working one on one with students, figuring out what they need to be successful and working toward that goal. I believe in allowing students a certain level of choice, which can be important to many students. I've always been complimented on my patience and tenacity with students who are experiencing difficulties.
Education & Certification
- University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus - Bachelors, Russian
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- World History
- ACT Writing
- Elementary School Reading
- +59 subjects

Hannah: Raleigh-Durham PRAXIS course instructor
I am a science and math teacher that enjoys helping students reach their academic goals. I'm a very positive person and very passionate about the subjects I teach. I graduated from NC State in 2015 with 2 degrees, one in animal science and the other in biology. I would be honored to aid your student in achieving their academic goals.
Subject Expertise
- PRAXIS
- IB Mathematics
- A Level English Language
- CLEP Chemistry
- +91 subjects