Credential Programs - Academics - Azusa Pacific University

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Graduate Programs
Credentials
	Mild/Moderate Disabilities (K-12) Specialist Credential Level II
	All who hold the Level I credential must clear it within five years by completing Level II, an advanced course of study that deepens understanding and hones the skills of special education teachers.
	Mild/Moderate Disabilities (K-12) Specialist Credential Level I, Track A
	For noncontracted teachers, this special education credential program prepares educators to skillfully and compassionately guide mild to moderately disabled students (K-12).
	Mild/Moderate Disabilities (K-12) Specialist Internship Credential Level I, Track B
	For contracted teacher interns, this credential in special education imparts the specialized knowledge and skills necessary for teachers of mild to moderately disabled students (K-12).
	Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential
	The Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential Program prepares teachers for positions at the elementary and middle school levels (K-8). The program is CCTC and NCATE accredited.
	Preliminary Administrative Services Credential and Internship Credential (PASC), Tier I
	This program allows candidates to complete their credential while filling an administrative position under university and district supervision, gaining leadership skills from an ethical approach.
	Professional Administrative Services Credential (PASC), Tier II
	For those holding a Tier I credential, this advanced training program satisfies the state requirement for professional development and prepares full-time administrators for higher-level positions.
	Single-Subject Teaching Credential
	The Single-Subject Teaching Credential Program prepares teachers for positions at the middle and high school levels (7-12), and K-12 specialists in art, music, and physical education.
	Teacher Librarian Services Credential
	Prepares experts in technology, literature, and diversity online to assist students in research, coordinate library programs for districts and counties, and supervise classified personnel.

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