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Graduate Programs

The Department of Teacher Education offers the below graduate programs. Learn more about the graduate programs.

Certificates
English Language Learner (ELL)/Cross-Cultural Language and Academic Development (C.L.A.D.) Certificate

Prepares credentialed teachers to work with second-language learners.

Credentials
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.

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.

Combined Programs
Multiple-Subject Internship Teaching Credential, Track B/M.A. in Education: Teaching

For full-time elementary or middle school (K-8) teachers and those on emergency permits, this master’s/credential program satisfies necessary requirements and offers professional advancement.

Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A/M.A. in Education: Teaching

The Multiple Subject Teaching Credential is offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program. The Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential Track A and Master of Arts in Education: Teaching program is designed for elementary or middle school (K-8) teachers. This master’s/credential program satisfies multiple-subject requirements and offers professional advancement.

Single-Subject Internship Teaching Credential, Track B/M.A. in Education: Teaching

For full-time middle or high school (8-12) teachers and those on emergency permits, this master’s/credential program fulfills single-subject specialist requirements and facilitates professional advancement.

Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A/M.A. in Education: Teaching

The Single Subject Teaching Credential is offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program. The Single-Subject Teaching Credential Track B and Master of Arts in Education: Teaching program is designed for middle or high school (8-12) teachers. This master’s/credential program fulfills single-subject specialist requirements and facilitates professional advancement.

Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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