We offer educational opportunities for current teachers and future teachers, such as those wanting to work with students in the classroom (ParaEducators and Substitute Teachers), certified teachers, and Child Care workers seeking additional professional development hours.
- Teacher Certification
- Teacher Aides (ParaEducators)
- Childcare
- Professional Development
- Tutors with Vision
Teacher Certification Program links:
Join us on: June 2, July 8, August 10, and September 2, from 6:00-7:30 pm in room 301.0 at the Highland Business Center: Information session aimed at those with a bachelor's degree and 24 college credits to teach EC-6, 4-8, science, and math. Program begins Fall 2010. No reservation required. For more information, link to http://www.austincc.edu/teacher or call 512.223.7649.
Mission Statement: We prepare teachers for the realities and rewards of the teaching profession by offering outstanding faculty and experienced teachers as facilitators. Curriculum guidelines and instruction prepare teachers for jobs and careers. We serve the greater Austin area and partner with school districts and state agencies to provide a quality workforce for the community. We are committed to be an institutional leader in addressing critical teacher shortages in the central Texas area and beyond, providing the best training for the most effective results.
The goals of a learner-centered program are:
- Link theory to practice.
- Develop awareness and skills of teaching as a reflective process.
- Develop knowledge and skills of the teachers as decision-makers within a learner-centered educational community.
- Develop proficiency in classroom management and assessment.
- Develop, implement, and integrate pedagogy and content knowledge.
- Exhibit professionalism among all participants in the school setting.
- Develop a desire for lifelong learning.
- Support beginning teachers in ways that encourage continuance in the profession
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