Multiple-Subject Internship Teaching Credential, Track B
and Master of Arts in Education: Teaching

Azusa Pacific University’s 2042 Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential Program prepares teachers for positions at the elementary and middle school levels (K-8). The program, approved by the CCTC and NCATE, is comprised of specific methods courses which are accompanied by practical classroom-application field experiences in both primary and upper-elementary school assignments. All coursework and instruction is delivered from a distinctly Christian perspective, instilling in each candidate a strong foundation of ethics, compassion, and teaching competency. Individualized attention is emphasized throughout the program giving candidates the invaluable advantage of a personalized education.

The program is tailored to the working professional, offering classes at the Azusa campus and regional centers throughout Southern California. Upon completion, the graduate will have earned both a Preliminary Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential and a Master of Arts in Education: Teaching. The master’s degree is earned after the candidate has completed all requirements for the Preliminary Credential and program coursework.

Candidates holding an accredited bachelor’s degree, subjectmatter competence, and full-time teaching employment may be eligible for APU’s innovative 2042 Multiple-Subject Internship Teaching Credential/Master of Arts in Education: Teaching Program. Designed for candidates already teaching in the field, the program combines curricula of the credential and master’s programs to deliver a unique educational package. More than 150 California districts cooperate in the program, meeting the needs of public school teachers on intern credentials, as well as those teaching in private schools.

Not a full-time teacher? Check out our Track A Program.