The Transition to Teach (T2T) program at Purdue University Northwest offers a pathway for individuals who already hold a bachelor's degree to become licensed teachers in elementary or secondary settings. This program is designed for those seeking a career change into education.
This program prepares graduates for roles as licensed teachers in elementary and secondary schools.
Applicants must also meet basic skills competency through one of the following: GRE score of at least 301 (Verbal + Quantitative, taken after 8/1/11), Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators, ACT composite score of 24, or SAT score of 1170. A PRAXIS Content Exam is also required.
Tuition and living costs are not specified for this program.
The Transition to Teach (T2T) program at Purdue University Northwest provides a pathway for individuals who already hold a bachelor's degree to become licensed elementary or secondary school teachers.
Applicants need a baccalaureate degree with a GPA of 3.0/4.0 in the licensure subject area, or 2.5/4.0 with five years of professional experience, or a degree in the subject area with a passed content exam, or a graduate degree in a related field.
Applicants must demonstrate basic skills competency through a GRE score of at least 301, Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators, an ACT composite score of 24, or an SAT score of 1170. A PRAXIS Content Exam is also required.
To apply, you first submit an online interest form, then ensure you meet program requirements including basic skills competency and the PRAXIS Content Exam, and finally consult with an Academic and Student Success Advisor.
Graduates of the Transition to Teach program are prepared for roles as licensed teachers in elementary and secondary schools, including positions like Elementary School Teacher and Secondary School Teacher.