The CSET Multiple Subjects exam consists of three subtests that can be taken together in a single five-hour sitting or individually: Subtest I (Reading, Language, Literature, and History/Social Science), Subtest II (Mathematics and Science), and Subtest III (Visual and Performing Arts, Physical Education, and Human Development).
Passing the CSET Multiple Subject test is on the mind of many future teaching professionals hoping to acquire a multiple subject teaching credential in California — and it can seem like a daunting task.
Covering a range of subjects including math, history, and social science, the purpose of the CSET Multiple Subject exams is to assess if an educator has the knowledge and competency to teach elementary school or special ed children. There is no secret to passing the CSET: you need adequate preparation and good study habits to succeed on these tests. But with time and commitment, preparing for the CSET Multiple Subject exam is not as daunting as it may seem. Need some guidance on how to get started preparing? We’ll cover some important things you need to do to get ready to pass this exam and join the ranks of our amazing California teachers.
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