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Teaching Credential, 2042 Single Subject

Our California teacher credential programs are designed to empower aspiring teachers with a comprehensive pedagogical toolkit, to foster a deep understanding of diverse learning styles. Participants engage in innovative curriculum development, leveraging technology and modern teaching methodologies to create impactful and inclusive learning environments. Join us on a transformative journey towards excellence in teaching, where passion meets purpose.

CA Single Subject Credential Overview

The California Single Subject Teaching Credential program with an English Learner Authorization prepares you to be a successful, well-rounded educator. You will graduate prepared to use California Common Core and other content standards to teach specific subjects in a departmentalized classroom in California with a focus on using advanced technology for today’s classroom.

As a single subject credential student, you will:

  • Examine classroom, school and community contexts and use information to plan and design learning experiences.
  • Develop and use classroom management strategies that support student learning and encourage positive social interaction.
  • Use multiple methods of assessment to monitor learning and inform instruction.
  • Apply subject matter pedagogical skills in authentic settings
  • Create learning experiences that make subject matter accessible and comprehensible to students.
  • Differentiate instruction based on the needs of students.


Next Session

Summer I (Apr 29, 2024)

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Online

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Large Support Network

With a history of training California teachers since 1958, we've built a vast network of local school districts to help our students locate fieldwork.

Earn your CA Credential Online

Affordable classes that fit your work schedule, offered 100% online so you can learn while you earn.

Culture of Inclusivity

Our credentials were designed using the CTC’s Teaching Performance Expectations to ensure our graduates create challenging but inclusive learning experiences for all.

WSCUC

University of Massachusetts Global is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)

California Commission on Teaching Credentialing

University of Massachusetts Global's School of Education is accredited by the California Commission on Teaching Credentialing.

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    Noe Gomez
    From the onset, being a student at UMass Global was an amazing experience. The advisors, instructors, support-staff, and other personnel were pivotal in ensuring my experience was rewarding and seamless. UMass Global provided me with the opportunity to continue working at my school-site all the while securing my teaching credential.
    Noe Alberto G.
    Teaching Credential, Single Subject in Chemistry/Biology
    My experience with my University Supervisor for the Internship Program has been amazing. He is in constant communication with me for assignments and debriefs, always provides professional feedback, and is willing to do whatever he can to help me in any way.
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    Teaching Credential, Single Subject with CLAD, Intern PE Teacher, Quartz Hill High School
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    If I were to give any advice it is this...the teaching credential program can be challenging, but you are not alone in it. You have classmates and professors that want to support you and help you reach your educational goals.
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    Admission Requirements

    Applicants to the teaching credential program must complete the formal application process with all required documents, which include:

    • Completed application
    • 2.75 grade point average (GPA)
    • Official transcripts showing a conferred Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
    California Only

    Successful completion of this program leads to state licensure, which is limited to the state of California and approval by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

    Letter of Good Standing

    Applicants transferring from another institution's teaching credential program must supply a letter from that institution's Education Department attesting to the applicant's good standing in the program. The letter should be written on institutional letterhead by the Dean, department chair, director of teacher education, or someone in a similar position

    Prior to Admission

    Subject matter competency must be fulfilled to qualify for enrollment in student teaching or internship. Candidates must sign an intent to satisfy the subject matter competency requirement through one of the following: CSET exam; subject matter preparation program; approved coursework aligned with subject matter domains; or approved academic degree.

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    Single Subject Credential Curriculum

    In the Single Subject Teaching Credential program at UMass Global, students can complete their credential in as little as 10 months with 33 required credits. The curriculum offers an embedded support course to assist candidates with all state credential requirements. There are two pathways: internship and student teaching. Students initially enroll in the internship pathway, but have the option to switch to student teaching if desired or if internship requirements cannot be met. It's important to note that an internship is not guaranteed, as candidates must secure a paid internship position on their own. The curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive preparation for aspiring educators, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience to ensure readiness for the classroom.
    • Code Course Name Credits
      Introductory Block

       

      EDUU 510*  Introduction to Teaching

      3

      EDUU 511*  Collaboration for Inclusive Schooling

      3

      EDUU 512*  The Art & Craft of Teaching

      3

      Content Area Block

       

      EDSU 532*  Effective Literacy Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

      3

      *Candidates may be intern eligible after taking the above 4 courses

       

      EDSU 530  Theories, Methods, and Materials for Teaching English Learners

      3

      EDSU 531  Secondary Instructional Strategies for Language/Culturally Diverse Classrooms

      3

      EDSU 533

      Content Specific Strategies for Single Subjects (Series)
      Choose from one of the following: English, World Languages, Math, History/SS, PE/Health, Science, Music/Art

      3

      EDSU 534  Preparing 21st Century Learners: A Collaborative and Integrated Approach

      3

      Subtotal

      24

    • Code Course Name Credits
      Student Teaching

       

      EDSU 563 Initial Student Teaching - Single Subject (series)

      4.5

      EDSU 564 Final Student Teaching - Single Subject (series)

      4.5

      Internship

       

      EDSU 561 Initial Clinical Practice - Single Subject (series)

      4.5

      EDSU 562 Final Clinical Practice - Single Subject (series)

      4.5

      Clinical Practice Subtotal

      9

      Total Credits

      33

      *Additional Internship Requirements

       

      EDUU 588 Intern Continued Supervision

      0

       

      *Interns that have completed Initial and Final Clinical Practice but have not satisfied all requirements for the credential must be continuously enrolled in EDUU 588, Intern Continued Supervision, and maintain a 3.0 GPA until requirements are completed. EDUU 588 is a 0-credit course which requires a $250 fee for each session a candidate is enrolled in.

      Interns enrolled in EDUU 588 who complete their program requirements are encouraged to apply for the preliminary teacher credential as soon as they fulfill all requirements. Candidates do not need to wait until the end of EDUU 588 to start the application process.

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    Teaching Strategies

    What is STEM teaching?

    “STEM” stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. STEM teaching methods integrate all four areas into well-rounded, practical lessons that are intended to have long-term benefits for both the students and the sustained growth of the economy. Some curricula add Art to the mix, creating “STEAM” initiatives in schools. 

    What is scaffolding in teaching?

    Scaffolding is teaching strategy that simplifies concepts by breaking them up into smaller chunks and providing a tool, or concrete structure, to guide students through each chunk. Modeling is a great method of scaffolding because it shows students exactly what they are expected to do before they try each lesson.

    What is ESL teaching?

    ESL stands for “English as a Second Language.” Teachers who specialize in this area help non-native speaking students learn the formal vocabulary, grammar, and verbal pronunciation of the English language. Training may vary and can be embedded in a formal degree, teaching credential or add-on certification program. 

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