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Education & Training Cluster

Introduction to Teaching

EDU 201 is a dual credit course that prepares students
for employment in the field of education. The program
provides students with opportunities to explore cutting-
edge instructional technology while also learning about the
foundations of education and teaching. Topics covered include
human growth and development, planning and instruction,
collaboration, and career pathways. Participation in the CTE
student organization Educators Rising further enhances the
learning experience.
(Prerequisite: n/a) Education Fundamentals
SC 15-Hour Health & Safety Certificate

Introduction to Teaching I covers the foundations of education
and teaching, with special emphasis placed on instructional
technology. Introduction to Teaching I is available for those Elementary School Teachers Except Special Edu $54,100
who do not qualify for or do not wish to take dual credit. Middle School Teachers Except Special Education $54,000
(Prerequisite: n/a) Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare $47,600
Librarians and Media Collections Specialists $60,300
Education Teachers, Postsecondary $74,100
EDU 241 prepares students for employment and postsecondary Education Administrators, Postsecondary $93,400
opportunities in education through structured clinical Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary $98,400
experiences. Students will be placed at a school based on Law Teachers, Postsecondary $173,900
their individual interests and goals (i.e., elementary, coaching,
secondary, etc.) This will provide students with practical, first-
hand experience in education.

(Prerequisite: EDU 201 OR Introduction to Teaching I)

Do you want a career that will empower you to help others in the
community?
Introduction to Teaching II expands on topics introduced in Are you interested in exploring cutting-edge technology?
Intro to Teaching I. In addition, this class has a 40-hour clinical Do you enjoy working with others?
requirement. Introduction to Teaching II is available for those Are you interested in a career that is dynamic and rewarding?
who do not qualify for or do not wish to take dual credit.

(Prerequisite: EDU 201 OR Introduction to Teaching I)

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