FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Hosted by: San Francisco State University

Presenter/Coordinator: Molly McManus, Assistant Professor

Co-Presenter: Savannah Haley, Administrative Analyst
E-mail: [email protected]

This presentation will overview early childhood, prek-3rd grade, elementary school, and special education teaching career possibilities with a CAD degree from San Francisco State. We will describe the different pathways to teaching, child and adolescent development bachelor's degrees, blended programs that include a bachelor's degree plus a master's degree plus a credential, graduate College of Education master's degree and credential programs, and applying to SF State. We'll also cover the steps along the pathway to actual teaching in the classroom, including some prerequisites for credential and master's programs and which degrees apply to which teaching pathways. At the end we'll summarize these pathways and facilitate a Q&A session.

Age Group/Topic:
Infant-Toddler Development and Education, Early Childhood Education, Transitional Kindergarten, Afterschool Care, Special Education, Apprenticeships in education (early childhood, youth and more), K-12 Education, Employment Options, Teaching Pathways

Strands:
Purpose-Driven Pathways, Apprenticeships & Employment

Learning Outcomes:

• Participants will be able to name/describe the pathway(s) at SFSU that matches their career goal.
• Participants will be able to identify where and from whom they can get further information about the CAD Department at SFSU.
• Participants will have a general understanding of the application timeline and preliminary steps to apply to the CAD Department at SFSU.