| Code | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Introductory Block |
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| EDUU 510* | Introduction to Teaching |
3 |
| EDUU 511* | Collaboration For Inclusive Schooling |
3 |
| EDUU 512* | The Art & Craft of Teaching |
3 |
| Content Area Block |
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| EDMU 520* | Literacy and Language in K-8 Classrooms I |
3 |
| *Candidates may be eligible for internships after completing the above 4 courses |
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| EDMU 521 | Literacy and Language in K-8 Classrooms II |
3 |
| EDMU 523 | History, Social Science and Visual/Performing Arts in K-8 Classrooms |
3 |
| EDMU 524 | Teaching and Learning Mathematics in K-8 Classrooms |
3 |
| EDMU 525 | Teaching and Learning Science in K-8 Classrooms |
3 |
| Subtotal | 24 | |
MA in Teaching, Elementary Education with 2042 Multiple Subject Credential
Combine your 2042 Multiple Subject Credential with your Master of Arts in Teaching and you’re ready to become a bright light in elementary education. Plus, our Internship Pathway Campaign allows you to become intern eligible after just four classes!
Become an Outstanding Elementary School Teacher
By combining this California teaching credential with a Master of Arts in Teaching, Elementary Education, we’ve streamlined the process to enter a K-8 classroom and make a difference in young learners. Our CTC-accredited Multiple Subject Teaching Credential prepares you to become accomplished in the wide-ranging topics that make elementary school teachers unique. You’ll start with coursework to lay your teaching foundation, building into strategies for specific subjects from there, while developing skills in collaboration and creating inclusive learning environments for all students. After your first four classes, you’ll be intern eligible, enabling you to start teaching, earning a salary while completing your credential coursework. With only three additional courses, you’ll also have earned your Master of Arts in Teaching, Elementary Education.
- MAT Opens More Doors - Beyond teaching, an MAT opens doors to other roles such as instructional coach, curriculum specialist, assessment director, grade level lead, administration, teaching at a community college, and more.
- Curriculum Design, Classroom Management - You’ll use California content standards to learn to design engaging elementary education lessons, to understand and differentiate instruction for varying needs, and to assess student progress.
- All the Subjects for Young Learners - This Multiple Subject Teaching Credential covers these subject areas: English/language arts, natural sciences, mathematics, visual and performing arts, history and social science, human development, physical education, and health.
Next Session
Fall I (Aug 26, 2024)
Estimated Tuition
$709/Credit
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Just Three Classes to your MAT
With just three additional courses, you’ll earn your Master of Arts in Teaching along with your California Teaching Credential.
CTC Approved
UMass Global’s MAT and credentials are recognized by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Free Credential Test Prep
All students enrolled in the program receive complimentary credential test preparation from Teach Us, along with additional support to help you excel in your CalTPA examinations.
University of Massachusetts Global is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)
University of Massachusetts Global's School of Education is accredited by the California Commission on Teaching Credentialing.
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MA in Teaching, Multiple Subject Credential
MA in Teaching, Multiple Subject Credential
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the teaching credential program must complete the formal application process with all required documents, which include:
- Completed application
- 2.75 grade point average (GPA)
- Official transcripts showing a conferred Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
California Only
Successful completion of this program leads to state licensure, which is limited to the state of California and approval by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Letter of Good Standing
Applicants transferring from another institution's teaching credential program must supply a letter from that institution's Education Department attesting to the applicant's good standing in the program. The letter should be written on institutional letterhead by the Dean, department chair, director of teacher education, or someone in a similar position
Subject Matter Verification
Subject matter competency must be fulfilled to qualify for enrollment in student teaching or internship. Candidates must sign an intent to satisfy the subject matter competency requirement through one of the following: CSET exam; subject matter preparation program; approved coursework aligned with subject matter domains; or approved academic degree.
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MAT in Elementary Education with Multiple Subject Credential Curriculum
In the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Elementary Education program at UMass Global, students can earn a 2042 Multiple Subject Credential with an English Learner Authorization in just 12 months with 42 credits. The curriculum offers specialized courses and an embedded support course to navigate state credential requirements.
Two pathways are available: internship and student teaching. Initially enrolled in the internship pathway, students can switch to student teaching if needed. While an internship isn't guaranteed, candidates have the opportunity to secure paid positions. This comprehensive program equips future educators with the skills and experience necessary for success in the classroom.
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Course List Code Course Name Credits EDUU 681 Cultural Diversity, Equity, & Global Perspectives in Education 3
EDUU 682 Paradigms, Practices, & Policies in Education 3
EDUU 683 Capstone: Exploring Problems of Practice in Education 3
Master's in Teaching Core Subtotal 9
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Course List Code Course Name Credits Student Teaching EDMU 563 Initial Student Teaching - Multiple Subject 4.5
EDMU 564 Final Student Teaching - Multiple Subject 4.5
Internship EDMU 561 Initial Intern Clinical Practice - Multiple Subject 4.5
EDMU 562 Final Intern Clinical Practice - Multiple Subject 4.5
Clinical Practice Subtotal 9
Total Credits 42
*Additional Internship Requirements EDUU 588 Intern Continued Supervision 0
*Interns that have completed Initial and Final Clinical Practice but have not satisfied all requirements for the credential must be continuously enrolled in EDUU 588, Intern Continued Supervision, and maintain a 3.0 GPA until requirements are completed. EDUU 588 is a 0-credit course which requires a $250 fee for each session a candidate is enrolled in.
Interns enrolled in EDUU 588 who complete their program requirements are encouraged to apply for the preliminary teacher credential as soon as they fulfill all requirements. Candidates do not need to wait until the end of EDUU 588 to start the application process.
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How long does it take to earn an MA in Teaching along with a 2042 Multiple Subject Teaching Credential at UMass Global?
To earn the credential portion, you will need to complete 33 credit hours — 24 introductory block and content area block course hours, along with nine credit hours of internship teaching or student teaching. From there, earning your Master of Arts in Teaching, Elementary Education will require an additional nine credit hours (three courses).
This timeframe assumes you take two courses per eight-week session, and it may vary depending upon the session in which you start. The credential can be earned as quickly as 10 months, with the MAT adding two to four extra months.
Can I pursue an MA in Teaching, Elementary Education with a 2042 credential online?
How does adding a Master of Arts in Teaching benefit me beyond having my bachelor’s degree and teaching credential?
- Expertise — You’ll expand your skills as an educator through the additional courses needed to earn your MAT, which all focus on broader issues in education.
- Increased salary potential — Most school districts offer higher pay tiers depending on the level of education.
- Career options — Having a master’s degree expands career options into areas such as curriculum coordinator, department head, assessment director, and various administrative roles.
- Expanded teaching — With a Master of Arts in Teaching, you can also move beyond the K-12 realm, should you desire, teaching at community colleges, doing educational consulting, working at education nonprofits, and other options.