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Center for Teacher Education Information Sessions/*STEM Teaching Scholars Program

The Center for Teacher Education counselor will provide an overview of the teaching profession.  Additionally, the session will provide information on the many pathways to becoming a teacher, various program requirements, and career opportunities.  The first two sessions will also include information on the STEM Teaching Scholars Fieldwork Program.   We invite you to attend!

*Wed. Jan 16      12:30 - 2 pm       L-225

*Wed. Jan 30      5-6:30 pm           L-225   
            
Tue.   Feb 19      12-1 pm               D-101   
 
Tue.   Mar 19      5:30-6:30 pm       A-210        
 
Tue.   Apr 16      12-1 pm               D-101

 

 

University Representative from Cal State Fullerton

Meet directly with a representative from CSU Fullerton's Center for Careers in Teaching to receive advisement on the requirements needed to transfer into one of their teacher preparation programs.  Upcoming appointment dates and times can be found below.  To schedule an appointment, please stop by our office in S-110 or call us at (714) 564-6352.

Wed.  Feb 13         9-12

Wed.  Feb 20         2-5

Wed.  Feb 27         9-12

Wed.  Mar 06         9-12

Wed.  Mar 13         2-5

Wed. Mar 20          9-12

Wed.  Apr 03         9-12

Wed.  Apr 17         2-5

Wed.  Apr 24         9-12

Wed.  May 01        9-12

Wed.  May 08        2-5

Wed.  May 15        9-12

 

 STEM Teaching Fieldwork Experience

Students gain fieldwork experience through visits to local businesses.  Participation in these events generate excitement and awareness of the various STEM teaching career paths available. 

Stay tuned for upcoming events and opportunities!

 

CBEST Study Circles

CBEST study circles are free tutoring sessions for students planning to take the CBEST.  It specifically offers tutoring for the math and writing portions of the CBEST through a series of workshops.  Students are recommended to attend all of the sessions which are conducted by credentialed teachers.  The following study circles will be offered to prepare students for the May 4th CBEST test.  

Writing: 

April 22, 24, 29 & May 1          4-6 pm          A-207

 

Math:

April 23, 25, 30 & May 2          3-5 pm          A-207      

 

STEM/Teaching Workshops
We are offering a variety of workshops for students interested in learning innovative ways of teaching math and science to students.  These workshops are for St
 
Teaching Science Workshop:
 
April 11     2-3:30 pm          I-202
 
 
Teaching Math Workshops:
 
April 17     3-5:30 pm          I-202
 
               &
 
April 25      3-5:30 pm         I-202
 
 
For a printable list of upcoming activities and events please click here.
 

 

 

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These tools are best used in consultation with a SAC counselor.
Call (714) 564-6352 to make an appointment with a counselor in the Center for Teacher Education.

CERTIFICATES, PERMITS, & A.A. DEGREES FOR FUTURE TEACHERS
SAC students have the opportunity to obtain an after school certificate and/or an Associates of Arts degree in Elementary Education.  Please click on the links below for more information.

- Education Certificates

- Elementary A.A. Degree

- Human Development Permits

FUTURE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
SAC students preparing to become elementary school teachers need to consider several factors in planning their coursework. These include – meeting university transfer requirements, satisfying general education and major preparation requirements, as well as preparing for the CSET and a credential program. The Center for Teacher Education recommends that you meet with a counselor early in your preparation and continually at least once a semester.

Obtaining your bachelor's degree and meeting the requirements for the multiple subject credential program in an efficient manner takes careful planning. These planning tools can help streamline your education and prepare you for the credential program.

Cal State Fullerton

Recommended General Education Preparation for the CSET                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

Recommended courses that lead to completion of Plan B, an AA Degree, transfer requirements to CSUF, and prepares students for the multiple subject CSET examination.

Below is a link to academic planning guides for the various K-12 credential programs at CSUF:

- Multiple Subject (Elementary)

- Single Subject (Secondary)

- Education Specialist (Special Education)


Cal State Long Beach

Liberal Studies Major, Track I Option                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Track I of the Liberal Studies major at CSULB is designed for students who wish to pursue a Bachelors of Arts degree to prepare them in the academic subject areas related to elementary or secondary teaching.

Liberal Studies Major, ITEP Program                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Liberal Studies Integrated Teacher Education Program is designed for students who wish to pursue a Bachelors of Arts degree and credential program.  This program combines the study of academic subject matter for teaching K-8, professional preparation courses, and field work experience.

Cal Poly Pomona
 
The Liberal Studies major at Cal Poly Pomona offers several pre-credential options for students interested in elementary teaching.
 
View the requirments for the Liberal Studies major at the ASSIST website.
 
UC Riverside
 
The Liberal Studies program at UC Riverside is designed exclusively as a program for teacher preparation. The courses required in this program are designed to help prepare students for the California Subject Exam for Teachers (CSET), which is required for all new elementary teachers in California. In addition, these courses will also apply to either UCR college breath or IGETC requirements.
 
View the requirments for the Liberal Studies major at the ASSIST website.
 
Chapman University
 
The Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Educational Studies is designed for students who want to teach elementary education and is one of the available majors at Chapman University.
 
Concordia University
 
The liberal studies major is the Elementary Subject Matter Preparation program for students planning to be elementary or multiple subject teachers. This site contains a list of courses students can take at SAC to work towards their liberal studies major at Concordia University.
 
Azusa Pacific University (Orange County Regional Center)
 
The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies is an innovative, alternative degree program designed to provide subject matter preparation for prospective elementary or K-12 special education school teachers.  It accommodates experienced adult learners, many of whom are working in classrooms as para-educators, and draws upon their rich experiences in school settings. This program is designed specifically for adults who have two or more years of college credit and want to earn a degree while on the job.
 
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