EDUCATION

The Education Program trains persons to assist in elementary school settings as assistants, volunteers, and/or substitutes and to work in other areas related to the education of children. Local career opportunities exist in all Northland district communities, as well as statewide.

To complete the Associate of Applied Science in Education a student must successfully complete the general education requirements (16 cr.) and the core requirements and required electives in a selected area of specialization (48 cr.).


Associate of Applied Science • 64 Cr.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS • 16 cr.



Communications • 6 cr.

See requirements page 51.

Mathematics • 3 cr.
Discipline Studies • 7 cr.

Any one course from Arts/Humanities list on page 51.

Any one course from the Physical/Biological Sciences list on page 51.


AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION



Educational Assistant

Core Requirements • 25 cr.
Required Electives • 23 Cr.

In addition, 23 unduplicated credits must be selected from ECD/EDU/EMT/LAN/SPA/MAT/POS courses as electives. One-half credit to 6 credits of ECD/EDU/LAN/EMT/SPA/MAT 199s and one-half credit to 6 credits of EDU 299s may be included in the selection of the credits.

Special Needs Educational Assistant

Core Requirements • 40 cr.
Required Electives • 8 Cr.

In addition, 8 unduplicated credits must be selected from ECD/EDU/EMT/LAN/SPA courses as electives. One-half credit to 6 credits of ECD/EDU/EMT/LAN/SPA 199's and one-half credit to 6 credits of ECD 299's may be included in the selection of the 8 credits.




Certificates of Applied Science


Certificates of Proficiency


Educational Assistant

To complete a Certificate of Applied Science in the Educational Assistant program, a student must complete the core requirements in the Area of Specialization and MAT 105 and ENL 101.

Special Needs Educational Assistant

To complete a Certificate of Applied Science in Special Needs Education Assistant a student must complete MAT 105, ENL 101, and the following credits:

Certificate of Proficiency • 16 cr.










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