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Get a Multiple Subject
Teaching Credential
CalStateTEACH
TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAM
What is CalStateTEACH?
CalStateTEACH is a California State
University teacher education program for
prospective teachers needing to complete
a multiple subject credential. Using the
latest technology including the Internet,
CD-ROM, video, and print materials,
CalStateTEACH delivers high quality
education to individuals across California.
CalStateTEACH offers both intern and traditional teacher
preparation (student teaching) options. Here are some quick facts:
Start Dates
Fall, Spring, Summer
Application
Deadline
Applicants are encouraged to apply early. See website for
deadlines, application and further details.
Basic
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree, CBEST, CSET, two letters of recommendation,
2.75 GPA in last 60 semester units or 2.67 cumulative GPA.
(Some special admits below 2.67 GPA.)
Program
Length &
Hours
Minimum 16 months on the year-round calendar. Approximately
15 hours per week of independent study time in addition to
normal preparation time for teaching are required. Five full-day
Saturday seminars are also required.
Eligibility
Candidates eligible for the intern option must be teaching in a
multiple subject classroom in which the core curriculum
(language arts, social studies, math, and science) is taught to
all students. Candidates in the traditional teacher preparation
option will be placed in appropriate multiple subject settings for
field experience and student teaching.
CSET
If you are CSET qualified, you will be admitted officially
into our program’s 15-week Stage One. If you are not CSET
qualified, you are enrolled in our prerequisite 30-week Split
Stage One. You will concurrently be enrolled in our prerequisite
CSET preparation course providing you with the online support
needed to successfully pass the CSET. You must pass CSET to
move on to Stage Two.
How Does It Work?
Prospective teachers work in small groups
guided by CSU faculty. Faculty visit the
classroom to observe teaching and offer
feedback and support. Students and
faculty communicate through the
program’s website and e-mail. A study
guide presents activities that integrate
course assignments with hands-on
teaching. The curriculum is integrated and
completely school-based, with no separate
courses taken on campus. Access to a
computer with an Internet connection is
required.
How Do I Apply?
Complete an online application at
www.calstateteach.net. The application
requires:
• $55 application fee
(subject to change)
• two letters of recommendation
• official transcripts
(unofficial copies or fax OK to
start the process)
• CBEST and CSET scores
• autobiographical writing sample
Cost
Financial Aid
Individuals who are CSET qualified can apply online at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. Apply early. Processing takes 6-8 weeks.
Units Earned
40 semester units.
Special
Features
CSU Fresno
559-278-0234
fresno@calstateteach.net
714-278-5084
CSU Fullerton
fullerton@calstateteach.net
State University Fee for CSU credential candidates plus
instructional materials fee. Refer to our website
(www.calstateteach.net/costs.html) for current program cost.
For More
Information
School-based teacher preparation. Convenient. Can be
completed anywhere in California. No campus-based classes to
attend. Provides a unique teacher preparation opportunity by
integrating educational theory with daily hands-on classroom
teaching. Curriculum designed for self-directed learners
comfortable with Web-supported instruction.
Visit our website at www.calstateteach.net.
CSU Los Angeles
323-343-6050
losangeles@calstateteach.net
CSU Monterey Bay 831-582-4624
montereybay@calstateteach.net
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