What does STE mean in EDUCATIONAL

The School of Teacher Education (STE) provides teacher education and professional development programs for aspiring and current teachers. These programs are designed to help them gain knowledge, practical skills, and resources they need for success in the classroom. STE faculty are committed to developing teachers who understand student learning, effectively use instructional strategies, and create engaging learning environments.

The School of Teacher Education offers a range of programs that support both pre-service and in-service teachers. Pre-service programs include bachelor's degrees in education or initial teaching certificates; master's degrees in teaching or educational leadership; doctoral degrees; and certifications for specializations such as English as a Second Language (ESL), special education, or reading specialist. In-service teachers can take courses or obtain additional certifications to renew their credentials.

Eligibility requirements vary depending on which program you are interested in pursuing. Generally speaking, prospective students must meet certain academic requirements, submit a completed application form with required documents, and successfully pass an admissions test if applicable. More specific information about each program’s requirements can be found on STE’s website.

You may visit the Programs page on STE’s website to learn more about its various offerings or contact their Admissions Office at any time by emailing [email protected] with your questions or requests for additional information.

Yes! The School of Teacher Education offers several online courses and degree programs that allow students to complete their studies remotely, while still benefiting from expert instruction led by experienced faculty members. Online courses provide flexibility without compromising the quality and rigor of instruction found in traditional classroom settings.

Yes! The School of Teacher Education has several types of financial aid available to students including scholarships, grants, loans, work-study opportunities, military benefits, tuition reimbursement plans sponsored by employers and other sources outside of STE itself. Please visit our website Financial Aid tab to learn more about these options.

Yes! Many graduate-level students enrolled at STE have an opportunity to participate in supervised fieldwork internships during their course of study where they will put their new knowledge into practice in school settings or community organizations under close guidance from supervisors who will provide feedback throughout the experience..

Absolutely! Every student accepted into a program at The School of Teacher Education is assigned an academic advisor who will guide them through all aspects related to their degree plan including registering for classes each term as well as helping select elective courses that fit individual needs/goals most effectively.

Certainly! Through WAZU Alumni Association (WAA), those who graduate from one of our programs can connect with former classmates as well as STEdepartment staff members enabling them to help one another stay current on trends within the industry as well access job postings brought by fellow alumni.