K-12 Licenses: Spanish

The required courses for a K-12 teaching license in Spanish are listed below. All teaching candidates are advised that completion of the program within a four-year time frame requires careful planning. If you seek a license to teach, please seek early advising from the School of Education to plan your program.

The Licensure Requirements Form lists a full description of the required courses and tests.

Education courses:
EDU 3150 Schools and Society
EDU 3250 Educational Psychology
EDU 5620 Education and Cultural Diversity
EDU 5640 Families, Schools, and Communities
EDU 5690 Theory to Practice 5-8
EDU 5710 Teaching Literacy in the Middle and High Schools
EDU 5720 Exceptionality
EDU 5750 Teaching in Secondary Schools
EDU 5881 World Language Methods
EDU 5900 Student Teaching Seminar
EDU 5960 K-12 Student Teaching

Spanish courses:
MODL 1010 The Language Phenomenon
MODL 1020 Language and Society
SPAN 5900 Advanced Conversation and Composition
SPAN 5910 Spanish for the Professional
An additional seven courses beyond SPAN 3220: Intermediate Spanish II, at least five of which must be taught in Spanish.

See the K-12 Spanish licensure requirements form for a full description of the required courses and tests.