Overview
Every day, high school teachers are making a difference in students’ lives all across the country. Are you interested in becoming a teacher? Sheridan College’s Associate of Science in Secondary Education program follows nfollows Interstate Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (InTASC) standards and is based on current research in best practices to ensure the very highest quality instruction in teacher education.
As a student of the education program, you will be well-prepared to meet the challenges and demands of teacher certification by being immediately immersed in the field of education through joint partnerships with local and regional schools as well as the Sheridan College Lab School. Education faculty members serve as your advisors and mentors, making sure you are learning the skills you need to succeed as an educator.
Why Sheridan College?
- Secondary Education students enjoy the numerous opportunities to have hands-on experience in the field with area partnerships.
- Small class sizes provide more time for hands-on learning as well as solid, student and instructor interaction and research.
- Sheridan College partners with colleges and universities across the country to help graduating students easily transfer into bachelor’s degree programs.
Curriculum
Associate of Science Degree.
Sheridan College’s Associate of Science degree program in Secondary Education utilizes best practices to ensure the highest quality instruction in teacher education. By earning a degree from Sheridan College, there are opportunities to complete a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education through many of our partnering colleges and universities in the region.
Careers & Industry Outlook
High school teachers make a difference in students’ lives. They guide, shape, and mentor students every day. The Sheridan College Secondary Education program is designed to meet the challenges and demands of teacher certification and to help students begin their teaching careers with enthusiasm, skill, and genuine dedication. Opportunities are endless in terms of employment. Many NWCCD students earning an Associate of Science in Elementary Education continue to seek bachelor’s degrees in education, which allows them to teach in a variety of educational settings.
Industry Projections
- The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 64,000 job openings from 2023-2033, about as fast as the average for all occupations, adding 61,400 jobs each year.
Job Types
Program graduates have a variety of career choices.Some fulfilling job opportunities include:
- High school teacher
- Instructional coordinator
- Teacher assistant
Scholarships
We make it easy. $3.7 million in scholarships awarded annually.
Financial Aid
Let us help you navigate the numerous financial aid opportunities available.
Faculty & Community
Sheridan College’s education faculty believe in quality teacher education. The faculty within the Education Department act upon a set of common beliefs that reflect the importance placed upon the preparation of qualified professional educators who will assume leadership roles within the local education community and the education profession at large.
Sheridan College’s strong community partnerships present our students with a variety of hands-on experience, from assisting afterschool programs to teacher practicums. As a student, you will learn the principles and necessary skills that lead to success.
