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The Multiple Subject Program prepares candidates to earn a Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential, authorizing them to teach in a self-contained public classroom, usually grades kindergarten through six.
The Single Subject Program prepares candidates to complete their Preliminary Single Subject Credential authorizing them to teach a specific subject such as English or Math, typically in public middle and high school classrooms in California.
The traditional student teaching program is a three-semester program; candidates complete students teaching in a local classroom with a master teacher in their third semester.
The University Interns Program provides an opportunity for qualified candidates to work as teachers of record while completing their pre-service preparation. Internships are an alternative to a traditional practicum and student teaching. Students may only become university interns after meeting all requirements including completing prerequisite classes and having an offer of employment with a school which meet all of the program’s criteria.
Candidates may earn a highly sought-after bilingual authorization with a credential and be qualified to teach in dual language or bilingual settings. Learn more
Learn more about completing an MA program with your credential by attending an information session or contacting the Teacher Education Office.
Learn more about a variety of grant-sponsored credential cohorts focused on STEM offered through CSI3. Learn more current programs, benefits, and application information: https://www.csudh.edu/csi3/
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