Multiple Subject
Teaching Credential
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Multiple Subject Teacher Credential
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Master’s in Teaching
Multiple Subject Teaching Credential
Our Teacher Preparation Program is designed to prepare candidates for teaching at the elementary and middle school levels (K-8) of California’s highly diverse student population.
Students in the MSTC program will be able to…
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Create engaging curriculum.
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Create a positive classroom environment stimulating growth.
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Manage classroom with a different organizational structure including combination and block classes.
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Successfully stimulate learning with digital classroom technology.
Teaching Pathways
Our curriculum is aligned with the State of California.
What Sets Us Apart
Program Highlights
Experienced Faculty
100% of instructors are actively working in local school districts with advanced degrees in education.
Quality Training
The program will prepare you to qualify for the California Preliminary Multiple Subject Credential (SB2042 Credential).
Two Clinical Practice Pathways
Students choose one of two teaching pathways as a part of their credential program: Student Teaching Pathway or Teaching Internship Pathway.
Apply Units to Masters Degree
After recommendation for the credential, a student may enroll in 12 remaining units to complete the Masters of Arts in Teaching.
Your Future
In Education
Graduates may teach in elementary and middle school settings. Consider stepping into these careers:
K-8 Teacher
Classroom Materials Creator
Professional Tutor
Policymaker
Meet Your Department Chair
Julie Porta
Julie Porta has a Master of Arts in Teacher Leadership. She also has a Bachelor's of Arts with a concentration in Liberal Studies and a minor in Communication. For 26 years she has served in education in a variety of roles that include middle school teacher, middle school principal, assistant superintendent, instructional coach, a dean of general education, and a university professor. She also serves as the University Supervisor supporting student teachers and intern teachers.