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Teacher Education Program
INFORMATION MEETINGS
If you are interested in applying
to the Teacher Education Program, we recommend you attend one of the following
meetings. The Preprofessional
Program also offers Information Meetings (directly following the Teacher Education Program meetings).
Reservations are NOT required. If you have further questions, please
contact the Teacher Education
Office in ED 3230 or 805-893-2084.
Please see our Campus Map for directions to the Education Building.
Multiple/Single Subject and Education Specialist Credential Meetings |
Wednesday, January 18th at 11:00am in Education 1207 Wednesday, February 1st at 11:00am in Education 1207 |
Please contact Suzanne Raphael (Suzanne@education.ucsb.edu or 805-893-2036) if you cannot attend the scheduled Information Meetings listed above and would like to arrange a private meeting. |
The Teacher Education Program Information Meetings provide information regarding prerequisites, requirements for admission, instructions for completing the application process, and the structure of the Teacher Education Program with the Master's Degree in Education.
All applicants interested in applying to the credential program should attend an information meeting as soon as possible. Applicants may need at least one year to complete the state and university prerequisites required for admission to the program.
Since preprofessional experience is one of the prerequisites for application to the program, the Preprofessional Orientation and Placement Meetings immediately follow the Credential Information Meetings.
Preprofessional Meetings (following each of the Credential Meetings above)
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Please contact Katie Blackwell (kblackwell@education.ucsb.edu or 805-893-3976) if you would like to arrange a private meeting. |
The Teacher Education Preprofessional Program provides individuals who are considering a career in education with opportunities to participate in school and classroom experiences at either the elementary or secondary level. It gives those who are undecided about a career in education a chance to see if classroom life is really for them. For those who are committed to a career in education, it provides valuable classroom experience in preparation for entrance into a university credential program. Preprofessional experience is required for entrance into most credential programs including the UCSB Teacher Education Program. In addition, UCSB students may enroll in ED 121 and ED 122 for three (3) units of credit.