Temple's Career & Technical Education program is designed to prepare students who expect to teach career and technical education subjects in grades K-12. Candidates must have an undergraduate or a graduate degree in a business-related area in order to apply to the program. Subject area content (occupational competency assessment credit for industry experience) and professional education content are combined with general education content (university curriculum) in order to provide the student with professional teacher training in their field of specialization. The curriculum aims to combine these elements in such proportions as to give students a balanced perspective of the relation that career and technical education bears to education as a whole.
This non-degree graduate program meets the requirements for the Pennsylvania Department of Education instructional certificate in either Business, Computer, and Information Technology K-12 or Marketing (Distributive) Education K-12. A master's degree is not awarded upon completion of this non-degree program. You will complete only the coursework and in-service necessary to meet the Pennsylvania Department of Education certification requirements for the associated teacher certification.
Requirements for Career & Technical Education Graduate Non-degree Program as of Fall 2020
Number of Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 27