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If
you have not yet been admitted to EMU's initial teacher preparation
program but are interested in learning more, this is the place for
you to find information. |
Have a question?
Try checking our FAQs for answers
to common questions .A good starting point is the FAQ
on the COE
Still
need to talk to an adviser?
If you
are transferring from another institution, you can
talk with an adviser in the EMU
Transfer Service to find out more about opportunities at Eastern
as well as finding out how your previous course work will transfer.
See our FAQ for transfer students.
If you
plan to become an elementary or secondary teacher and have not
yet earned your Bachelor degree, your first step is to attend
a group advising session before
you can make an appointment with an adviser. See the Elementary
Group Advising Schedule, Secondary
Group Advising Schedule, and information in the COE
Advising FAQ to learn more about the advising process for new students.
If you
plan to become a teacher of young children, your first step is to attend
a group advising session before
you can make an appointment with an adviser for Early Childhood
Education. See the Early
Childhood Group Advising Schedule for undergraduates or the Early Childhood Graduate Group Advising Schedule, and information in the COE
Advising FAQ to learn more about the advising process for new students.
If you
plan to become a teacher and already have earned a Bachelor
degree, you will need to attend a POST-BA
group advising session. See Post
BA group advising schedule, the POST-BA
FAQ and the COE web site for Post-Baccalaureate
students.
If you
plan to go into Special
Education or Health Promotion and Human Performance, you can check with these
departments to see an adviser. There are FAQs on Special
Education and HPHP to help you get
started.
Other major
areas with their own advising process include Visual Arts
Education, Music
Education, Japanese
Language and Culture, and Business
and Technology Education.
Where do I go from here? Information about Teacher Certification Advising at EMU (pdf file).
Graduate
Programs
All three
departments in the College of Education as well
as HPER in the College of Health and Human Services,
offer graduate degrees, including a doctorate
in Educational Leadership. For information on
programs and course offerings, see the departmental
web page.
Additional
Resources
Floor
plan map of the John W. Porter Building
Why
Become a Teacher?
Becoming
a teacher at EMU
Major (or 3 Minor)GPA Calculator
List
of Advisors
MACRAO
Agreement: The purpose of the MACRAO agreement is to ensure that
a student who completes a specified distribution of general education
courses
at a Michigan community college will have satisfied certain general
education requirements
at signatory four-year institutions. Specifically, it is intended
to aid students in the transfer process from Michigan community
colleges to EMU.
Contact
the EMU
Admissions Office to apply for admission or apply online at http://www.emich.edu/admissions/apply
Michigan
Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC) registration bulletin, and study guides are online
at http://www.mttc.nesinc.com
If you
already have a Michigan teaching certificate and need
to renew a provisional certificate, update to a professional certificate,
or add additional endorsements, contact Nancy
Dahl in 206 Porter, 734.487.0275. See the continuing
certification web page.
If you
have a teaching certificate from another state, contact
Flora Jenkins, jenkinsf@state.mi.us,
at the Michigan Department of Education, 517.373.3310.
Application
Forms
Admission to
the Initial Teacher Preparation Program for undergraduate
students seeking initial certification
Admission to the Initial Teacher
Preparation Program for Post-Baccalaureate students
seeking initial certification
Test
Preparation
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