Earning your Teaching Certification is a Reality

Monday, March 26, 2012 by Beth Hoyt-Flewelling

Today I am sitting at an educational conference for paraeducators. I am writing as I await their next break and my next opportunity to help someone learn how teaching certification can be within reach. With Granite State College's new undergraduate teaching certifications, as well as the Post Baccalaureate Teacher Certifications we can now make teaching certification a reality for more individuals. Granite State College can also help Paraeducators achieve Paraeducator II Certification with the State of NH with a five class sequence or an Associate's Degree.

I am excited to be able to tell prospective students that we can now offer teaching certification with a Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies in Social Studies, English Language Arts and Math Studies or a B.S. in Early Childhood Education. We are offering the same teaching certifications as at the Post Baccalaureate level:

General Special Education (K-12)

General Special Ed (K-12)/ Elementary Education (K-8)

Early Childhood Special Ed. (0-age 8)/Early Childhood (N-grade 3)

ESOL (K-12)

Mathematics (5-8)

Secondary Mathematics (7-12)

By specializing in the critcal shortage areas for teachers in NH, Granite State College is able to help individuals be more "employable" upon earning teaching certification. Para educators are so excited to hear that they do not have to stop working to take classes and earn certification. Both undergrad and PBTC programs are job embedded and field based, meaning that we want you working in a school or approved program during your time with us. Classes are available online, as field based or occasionally as face to face, so you can live anywhere in NH (and surrounding states) and complete your teaching certification.

Time to go and talk with some future teachers and tell them... how easy it is to get that teaching certification... that allows you to take that teaching position... increases your ability to positively impact the future of our children and schools... and furthers your career!

Comments for Earning your Teaching Certification is a Reality

Monday, April 2, 2012 by Heather Larson:
Thank you! I have been a Lead teacher at a Preschool, and now a Para educator. I am excited about this new opportunity that I have always wanted to achieve!
Tuesday, April 3, 2012 by Beth Hoyt-Flewelling:
Good for you Heather! I love hearing from people like you who are building their careers as teachers. You touch the lives of so many children each day and by becoming a teacher, you will make an impact on even more!

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