The English Education 7-12 Bachelor of Science program at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford prepares you to teach English to students in grades 7 through 12. You will gain the necessary knowledge and practical skills through a combination of English and education coursework. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, including observing experienced teachers, assisting with lessons, developing lesson plans, and ultimately teaching in a classroom setting, culminating in a student teaching experience. This program is designed to meet the teacher certification requirements in Pennsylvania and potentially New York.
The curriculum combines core English courses with practical education components. Students begin with foundational English courses like Literature and Interpretation, and Grammar, before progressing to more specialized education coursework and practical classroom experiences.
Graduates of the English Education program are prepared for teacher certification and can pursue careers in various educational settings.
Formal admission to the teacher certification program is required after completing 48 credits. Admission requires passing basic skills assessments, maintaining a 3.0 overall GPA, achieving no lower than a C- in any major-required course, submitting three letters of recommendation, and a Career Goals Statement.
Tuition figures provided are for graduate MPH/MS programs and the Coverdell Fellows scholarship, not for the BS in English Education. Specific tuition and fee information for the BS in English Education should be sought directly from the university.
Graduates are prepared for teacher certification and can pursue careers as a Teacher (Grades 7-12), an Educator in public, private, or charter schools, or an Instructor at community colleges.
The program involves completing coursework and practical experiences, culminating in a student teaching experience. Formal application to the teacher certification program is required after completing 48 credits.
Tuition figures provided in the program data are for graduate MPH/MS programs and not for the BS in English Education. Specific tuition and fee information for the BS in English Education should be sought directly from the university.
After completing 48 credits, you must formally apply to the teacher certification program. This requires passing basic skills assessments, maintaining a 3.0 overall GPA, achieving no lower than a C- in any major-required course, submitting three letters of recommendation, and a Career Goals Statement.
International students should follow the general undergraduate admissions process for the University of Pittsburgh. This involves reviewing admissions information on the university's international admissions page, checking program requirements, preparing application materials, and submitting the application through the designated portal.