Teaching Fellows - School of Education
Teaching Fellows
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Learn about the benefits of becoming a Teaching Fellow.
For more information about the Teaching Fellows at School of Education contact:
Annette Cline
Assistant Director
Office: 341F Curry Building
Voice: (336) 334-3410
Email: rwcline@uncg.edu
Degree Options
UNCG offers teacher preparation programs in almost all licensure areas. Each major has unique qualities, making UNCG the natural home of students wishing to teach in North Carolina's public schools. Requirements for teacher licensure are specified in the program descriptions under each respective department in the undergraduate catalog. For more information, visit the UNCG Teachers Academy website.
Elementary and Middle Grades Licensure
- Elementary Education (K-6)
- Middle Grades Education (6-9)
- Elementary (K-6) and Special Education (K-12) - Dual Degree
Special Subject -Area Licensure
- Art Education
- Birth - Kindergarten
- Dance Education
- Education of the Deaf
- Health Education
- Music
- Physical Education
- School Social Worker
- Second Language in French, German, Spanish
- Special Education
- Theater Education
Secondary Subject Area Licensure (Grades 9-12)
- Biology
- Chemistry
- English
- Latin
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Social Studies (Comprehensive; and endorsements in one of the following academic majors: Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology)
Honors
Teaching Fellows are especially invited to participate in the Lloyd International Honors College. If you are highly motivated and academically gifted, the Honors Program can enrich your college experience. Within a supportive learning community, you may elect innovative Honors course work and enjoy close interaction with faculty and fellow students. Honors courses are open to qualified UNCG students in any major.