Searching teens become Inspir(Ed.)
Inspiring students is a tough task. But for some teachers, it almost comes naturally.
If you have that spark — that extra something to ignite the pursuit of knowledge in others — you probably have interest in the Single Subject Credential Program.
After obtaining a credential, Stanislaus State’ Teacher Education graduates are qualified to teach grades 6-12 in a specified content area.
The program’s core courses address foundational aspects of teaching, such as educational philosophy, learning psychology, and curriculum theory as well as more practical dimensions of teaching such as student assessment, classroom management, and instructional planning.
Many regional institutions offer Single Subject Credentials, but aspiring junior high and high school teachers are hard-pressed to find programs that offer the affordability, timeliness, convenience, and depth of preparation that Stanislaus State’ Single Subject Credential offers.
NOTE: To apply to the SSCP, you must first apply to the Stanislaus State Graduate Program. This is a separate application process. Students may not be admitted to the SSCP without university graduate admission.
SSCP Forms and Documents
CREDENTIAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
Priority - January 25 - February 11, 2019
Priority - February 22, 2019
Regular - April 11, 2019
There are two separate applications to enter the Credential Program.
Application to the Credential Program, currently $30 fee. Apply at http://www.csustan.edu/Credentials
Application to the Graduate School, currently $55 fee, apply atwww.calstate.edu/apply
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