Teaching english as a second language degree programs

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If you already have a master's degree in another field, completion of this program may qualify you to teach English as a second language in community colleges across the United States. Our seven-course program combines practical teaching skills with in-depth knowledge about English, language learning, and cross-cultural interactions.

The program prepares you to become a more effective and adaptable teacher. Our small class sizes mean faculty know your name and career plans and provide you with consistent feedback on your coursework and practice teaching.

Nearly half have volunteered with the U. Peace Corps and they bring their expertise and experience back into the classroom. Your practice teaching takes place in a supportive environment with a partner throughout the term. You'll have opportunities to apply your skills to real-world settings. Students in the program work with community partners in Portland and around the world.

Students have designed and recorded instructional webcasts conducted training sessions at Portland's most diverse schools, and carried out online tutoring for students in China. Our department will connect you to employment, volunteer, and networking opportunities. We want to ensure you gain the experience you need to succeed. Details on admission requirements are included in the online application. Admission to many graduate programs is on a competitive basis, and programs may have higher standards than those established by the Graduate College.

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