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2011-2012 Archived Catalog Information
- Foreign Language Education Program
Foreign Language Education Program
For those students wishing to pursue a career as a foreign language teacher at the secondary level, the Department of Humanities and Modern Languages offers initial licensure in French, German, and Spanish and professional licensure in Spanish.
1) Initial Licensure in French, German, and Spanish
In addition to the courses required for the undergraduate major in each of these three languages, the student must complete a minor in secondary school teaching. For additional details, please refer to the Education and Human Services section of this catalog.
2) Professional Licensure in Spanish
Students pursuing a master’s degree in Secondary School Teaching must complete 18 credit hours in Education (consult the Education and Human Services Department for required courses) and a coherent grouping of courses (18 credits) in Spanish. Interested students should contact the Education and Human Services Department for a complete listing of the courses available.