Chapman University

It requires enthusiasm, compassion, courage, humor and commitment to shape the future of education. We are looking for good educators, who care about improving themselves, their students and their communities, to participate in our programs.

The strength of our program comes from a healthy and productive one-on-one teaching style, focusing on you as an individual and your distinct capabilities. With our high quality education standards, small class sizes, convenient location and class times, you'll find that Chapman University is an exceptional education value.

Teaching Credentials

Multiple Subject Credential

The 2042 Multiple Subject teaching credential authorizes the holder to teach all students including English learners in a self-contained classroom, K-12; it is the credential sought by those who wish to teach elementary school (K-6).

Single Subject Credential

The 2042 Single Subject teaching credential authorizes the holder to teach a special subject in a departmentalized classroom, such as Math or English, at the middle school or high school level.

Ryan/1059 Professional Clear Credential

For candidates who have completed a Ryan or 1059 preliminary credential, the professional clear credential program provides an opportunity to earn a professional clear credential.

Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

Elementary Education and Secondary Education

The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) is targeted to individuals who wish to begin their teaching careers with both a teaching credential and a master's degree. Major themes found in both the credential and advanced core courses include teacher as constructivist, nurturer, moral educator, reflective practitioner, mediator of diversity and change agent. The MAT includes 12 additional units beyond the core credential course work, focusing on theory, research and seminar courses. A candidate conducts an action research project, writes about the project and makes a presentation as demonstration of mastery.

Administrative Services Credential (Preliminary Tier I)

The Administrative Services Credential (Preliminary Tier I) is designed to prepare, support and mentor educational leaders. The program prepares candidates to research, understand and actively link five core values of care, competence, inquiry, social justice and affirmation of diversity to personal and professional knowledge, issues of leadership and management, and the systemic building of a democratic community of lifelong learners.

Master of Arts in Education

The goal of the MAE program is the development of knowledgeable, thoughtful and ethical educator/citizens committed to the universal values of democracy, care and justice. The program is designed for individuals seeking a career or advancement opportunities in education as a teacher or administrator.

Concentrations offered:

• Educational Leadership and Administration
• Curriculum and Instruction
• Instructional Technology
• Professional Learning Community
• Professional Teaching Standards

Information

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