19.1 (1) A teacher who, on September 8, 1978, was employed by a board to teach French or English as a second language in an elementary or secondary school or industrial arts in an elementary school and who, under subsections 19 (9) and (10) would otherwise not be eligible to be assigned or appointed to teach such subjects, may be assigned or appointed to such a position in elementary or secondary schools, as the case may be, that are operated by that board or its successor board.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. (2) A teacher whose certificate of qualification and registration indicated on August 31, 2010, a qualification in the general education subject of Computer Studies or Business Studies – Data Processing may be assigned or appointed to teach the technological education subject of Computer Technology.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. (3) A teacher who completed, before September 1, 2010, at least two years of successful teaching of locally developed secondary school courses approved by the Ministry of Education related to the technological education subject of Green Industries may be assigned or appointed to teach the technological education subject of Green Industries.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. (4) A teacher who does not hold a degree shall not be assigned or appointed to teach a general education subject in a secondary school except where the teacher’s certificate of qualification and registration indicates a qualification to teach in the primary, junior and intermediate divisions in an elementary school and, (a) on June 30, 1981, the teacher was teaching in a secondary school; or (b) on or before October 2, 1981, the teacher was assigned or appointed to teach general studies in a secondary school and on June 30, 1982 was teaching in a secondary school.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. (5) Despite subsections (4) and 19 (5), whether or not a teacher holds a degree, (a) a teacher whose certificate of qualification and registration indicates a commercial-vocational qualification, or technological education qualifications, in clerical practice, merchandising or warehousing, may be assigned or appointed to teach in a secondary school the portion of business studies that relates to clerical practice, merchandising or warehousing, as the case may be; (b) a teacher whose certificate of qualification and registration indicates qualifications in technological education in sewing and dressmaking, or textiles and clothing, or home economics may be assigned or appointed to teach in a secondary school the clothing portion of family studies; (c) a teacher whose certificate of qualification and registration indicates qualifications in technological education in food and nutrition or home economics may be assigned or appointed to teach in a secondary school the food and nutrition portion of family studies; and (d) a teacher whose certificate of qualification and registration indicates qualifications in technological education in vocational art, instrumental music or vocal music may be assigned or appointed to teach art, instrumental music or vocal music, as the case may be, in general studies in a secondary school.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. (6) If the curriculum referred to in the definition of “general education” or “technological education” has been or is revised, a teacher may be assigned or appointed to teach the subject described in the revised version if he or she holds a qualification recorded on his or her certificate of qualification and registration that is equivalent to a qualification in the subject.  O. Reg. 183/10, s. 6. Temporary Letters of Approval