The Master in Teaching degree with emphasis in K-12 Special Education is designed for individuals who wish to pursue a rewarding career teaching students with disabilities. If you are a career changer or somebody who has already earned a bachelor's degree (or higher) in another subject but do not yet have a teaching certificate, this innovative program provides career transition into the specialized field of special ed teaching. The program is offered in a work friendly two year format which will prepare you teach in your own classroom faster than you thought possible.
This program focuses on providing students with both field participation and academics. The course work is combined with classroom teaching in a comprehensive program that will prepare you for teaching in the real world. Upon successful completion of the program, you will have satisfied requirements for a Washington State Residency Teaching Certificate with an Endorsement for Special Education (K-12) and a M.I.T. Degree. The curriculum for the program meets Washington State Administrative Codes (WAC) for teacher preparation programs.
Upon completion of the program (and passing score on any state required exams) you will be prepared to teach K-12 students who qualify for special education services in Washington public schools and in other schools that honor the Washington residency certificate. Additional opportunities include teaching in other states, substitute teaching, and eligibility to pursue additional endorsements. Earning your M.I.T. degree also qualifies you for a higher starting salary in most districts.
City University of Seattle's instructors teach in class what they do for a living. This ensures you receive instruction that is relevant and applicable in the real world where it matters most. Our cohort model of learning (students progress through the program as a group) provides you with collegiality, support, and the expectations of high performance necessary for your success.
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