Cracking the CSET ― California Subject Examinations for Teachers

A revised second edition of our test prep guide to help teachers score higher on the California educators' certification exam, updated to reflect recent changes to the CSET.

The CSET (California Subject Examinations for Teachers) tests California K-12 teachers on subject-specific knowledge. Taking the CSET is also a way for California teachers to obtain certification in basic skills, something they could previously do mainly through the CBEST (California Basic Educational Skills Test). Cracking the CSET is an invaluable tool for future California teachers preparing for these important exams.

This second edition has been overhauled to reflect recent changes to the CSET, which include alignment to Common Core standards. This title covers the Multiple Subjects examination.

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