Master's for world language teachers Master's Degree (MS) or Advanced Certificate Teaching Start your application We welcome applications on a rolling basis. The next priority application deadline is April 15, 2024. View deadline details Guaranteed 65% scholarship Online learning options Teach the school year following enrollment Program overview Few careers give people the opportunity to impact individuals and communities like teaching. Can you think of a specific teacher who made a difference in your life? Would you like to become that kind of teacher?The Warner School will prepare you to become an innovative world language teacher, committed and able to help all students succeed in learning a new language and gain a better understanding of different cultures.If you want to complete the master’s program leading to initial teaching certification full-time in 15 months, you must start the program in the summer. Key program featuresMeeting all coursework and internship requirements for both Initial and Professional Teaching Certification: In addition, you will need to pass the required state exams, and complete the teaching requirements for professional certification.Shortest program: Preservice teachers can complete the program in 15 months of full-time study (if starting in summer); certified teachers seeking additional certification in a world language may require less time.Focus on world languages education: Includes three courses as well as internships (taken concurrently with methods courses) that are specific to learning and teaching a new language.Focus on teaching all students: Includes courses on diversity and working with students with disabilities (may be transferred in for certified teachers).Option to add specializations: For a few extra credits you can pursue additional certifications or advanced certificates that can strengthen your effectiveness with diverse learners and make you more marketable. Prerequisites (as required by NYS)Undergraduate degree in a liberal arts (BA) or science (BS).A minimum of 30 credits of coursework in the language of study. Scholarships, Tuition, & Financial Aid Learn more Guaranteed 65% tuition savingsByron Williams Teaching Scholarships Learn more Questions? Contact us Certification options Choose a certification to earn in addition to your degree.What certification do you need? Learn more Initial & Professional Certification MS in Adolescence Education: World Language area (Grades 7-12) 39 credits, including field experience and two student teaching experiences. Coursework for the master's degree programs in: FrenchItalianSpanishGermanLatinMandarin Chinese Professional Certification OnlyFor teachers who have their initial teaching certification and are seeking professional teaching certification in that same area. Most of these programs require only 30 credits of coursework and no internships. Leading to professional certification only Our most flexible option, including 12 credits of electives. Coursework for the master's programs in:FrenchGermanItalianLatinMandarin ChineseSpanish MS in Adolescence Education: Language area 32 credits, including 50 contact hours of field experiences; also leads to professional teaching certification in your original area of certification. Coursework for the master's programs in: FrenchGermanItalianLatinMandarin ChineseSpanish Advanced CertificateIf you already have your teaching certification in another area of specialization, and are seeking an additional certification. Advanced certificate Fastest path; as few as 11 credits, including specialization courses plus 50 contact hours of field experiences. Coursework for the advanced certificate programs (grades 7-12) in:FrenchGermanItalianLatinMandarin ChineseSpanish Customize your degreeOur degrees are designed to meet your interests and career aspirations. Whether you want to add an advanced certificate or specialize in a distinct area of emphasis, we can help craft the best option for you. Contact us Ready to apply? Start your application We welcome applications on a rolling basis. The next priority application deadline is April 15, 2024. View deadline details University of Rochester Teacher Residency Programs ROC Urban Teaching Fellows Program and Monroe Regional Teacher Residency Consortium are a paid teacher residency programs designed to collaboratively prepare and sustain skilled teachers to effectively serve the varied needs of students, families, and school communities.1 year paid teacher residency while studying$15,000 toward tuitionEarn your Master's in Teaching with Initial Certification Learn more /directory/nicole-king Program Director Nicole KingAssistant Professor (Clinical) View Nicole's profile Contact admissions (585) 275-3950 admissions@warner.rochester.edu Request informationReceive a $70 application fee waiver when you complete the form below.Loading... Take a course before you applyTake a course before you apply to one of our programs for a discounted price. Inquire with admissions to learn about credits that also apply toward degree requirements. Try us out Related certificates and degrees Related Advanced CertificatesOpportunities for additional specializations with minimum additional credits required.NYS Certification in Another LanguageAdvanced Certificate in Urban Teaching and LeadershipAdvanced Certificate in Digitally-Rich TeachingNYS Certification in Teaching Students with Disabilities in Adolescence Related degreesDoctoral Programs Focusing on World languages educationMaster's in TESOLGRADE Program for Undergraduate Applicants Start your application Get started
We welcome applications on a rolling basis. The next priority application deadline is April 15, 2024.
We welcome applications on a rolling basis. The next priority application deadline is April 15, 2024.