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Georgia State’s College of Education will
offer the alternative certification program in the following areas:
early childhood education (preschool – 5th grade); middle
childhood (4th – 8th grade); secondary English, math, science,
and social studies (8th – 12th grade); special education (preschool
– 12th grade); and vocational education (8th – 12th
grade).
Students will enter the program during the summer term. Most students
will be eligible for an Intern certificate and could begin working
in the classroom at the beginning of the school year. At the end
of the first year of the program, most students will be eligible
to receive recommendation as a fully certified teacher.
Areas from the College of Education:
| • Early
Childhood Education: (Grades P-5) |
• Middle
Secondary Education: |
Middle Childhood (Grades 4-8)
1.
Language Arts/Social Studies Concentration
2.
Mathematics/Science Concentration |
Secondary Education (Grades
7-12)
1.
English
2.
Science
3.
Social Studies
4.
Mathematics |
| Vocational Education (Grades 8-12)
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• Special
Education:
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Behavior/Learning Disabilities
1. Behavior
Disorders
2. Specific
Learning Disabilities
3. Interrelated |
Multiple and Severe Disabilities
1. Autism/Behavior
Disorders
2. Deaf
and Hard of Hearing
3. Early
Childhood Special Education
4. Orthopedically
Impaired
5. Mental
Retardation |
Areas
from the College of Arts and Sciences:
• Art
• Music
• Foreign Languages – French, German, Latin, and Spanish
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