Bachelor's Master's

Secondary education licensure programs

Are you a passionate individual ready to make an impact on future generations? No matter where you're at in your process, Concordia makes this possible with our convenient online secondary education certification programs. You'll graduate ready to step forward in your calling and your career by combining your degree in secondary ed with your Wisconsin teaching license. 

Choose the pathway that best suits your current skillset with our bachelor's or master's options. Tailor your concentration area in order to be certified to teach grades 4-12 in the subject area of your choice.

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Earn your bachelor's degree and teaching license online

Save time and money by streamlining your bachelor's degree in secondary education and WI teaching license.

  • Accelerated 8-week courses
  • Option to start the program at the beginning of any 8-week session
  • 120 credits
  • Graduate in 3 years
  • Transfer up-to 84-credits
  • $490 per credit 
  • Eligible for Financial Aid & *Uncommon Scholarships
  • Choose your concentration area:
    • English and Language Arts
    • Social Studies
    • Math
    • Cross Categorical Special Education - This teaching licensure program is for K-12.

 

 

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Earn your master's & WI teaching license in-person or online

  • Accelerated online 8-week courses
  • $715 per credit
  • 34-credits
  • Transfer up-to 6 graduate credits
  • Graduate in 2 years
  • In-person student teaching near you
  • Eligible for Financial Aid & *Uncommon Scholarships

Concordia's post-baccalaureate teaching license program endorses you to teach grades 4k-12th or 4th-12th depending on your content area. Choose an area to teach where you already have content knowledge: 

  • Art Education
  • Broad field Social Studies
  • Science
  • Business Education
  • English and Language Arts
  • Mathematics
  • Physical Education
  • Spanish

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Gain classroom skills through fieldwork placements

Over the course of our program, you engage in fieldwork experiences through practicums and student teaching. Classroom training starts in semester one so that you can develop the skills and strategies to student teach in your final semester.

Background checks are required before you begin fieldwork or student teaching in a classroom. You will need a cooperating teacher in a regular school with a valid teaching license, with at least 3 years of experience, and they need to have been teaching in their current building for at least a year.

Concordia is happy to discuss fieldwork with you and help you find your placement.

Funding your degree

Concordia's payment plan allows you to break tuition into automatic monthly payments

Scholarships and financial aid are available for qualifying students.

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