Certified graduates of Early Childhood Education who are eligible to teach Pre-kindergarten through 4th grade -and- Special Education Classrooms from Pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

This BA in Special Needs Education program is recommended to applicants who are interested in people with disabilities and the possibilities of providing assistance to them, have good communication, social and creative skills and are motivated to participate in high-quality professional training. Our training program is particularly suitable for those with high levels of empathy, good cooperation and interpersonal skills, responsibility and self-awareness.

A variety of options are available at Mason for students to learn more about working with individuals with disabilities. Undergraduate and graduate programs with teacher licensure and non-licensure options prepare professionals working with populations across the lifespan with the specialized knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to support individuals with special needs. Mason’s bachelor's degree in special education is designed to prepare both educators for the classroom and individuals working in special education contexts outside of the classroom with the specialized skills and content knowledge to support the needs of individuals with disabilities.

Make a difference through a meaningful career. Learn about the theories, skills, and methods needed to become an effective Special Education classroom teacher.

This major prepares individuals to become special education teachers for students grades K-12. Students major in special education with a concentration in either general curriculum or adapted curriculum. General curriculum licensure prepares teacher candidates to work with students with disabilities who are pursuing a standard high school diploma, whereas Adapted curriculum licensure prepares teacher candidates to work with students with disabilities who are more significantly impacted by their disability and working on a specialized curriculum. Both licenses may be obtained through specialized advising.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in special education interventionist K-8 & ESL offers a dual endorsement in K-8 special education intervention and in English as a second language (ESL). The degree prepares you to become a teacher who assists students who have learning exceptionalities and/or language needs, and it culminates with observation and teaching experiences in the field.

Become a licensed teacher in Minnesota and teach K–12 special education for students who have mild to moderate disabilities with Southwest Minnesota State University's online Bachelor of Science in Special Education: Academic Behavioral Strategist program. Finish your program in two to four years and earn a degree accredited by the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board.

The primary goal of the Special Education program is to develop self-confident, inquisitive, and thoughtful educators who are grounded in the breadth and depth of Learning Disabilities and Cognitive Impairments.

The primary goal of the Special Education - Learning Disabilities program is to develop self-confident, inquisitive, and thoughtful educators who are grounded in the breadth and depth of Learning Disabilities and Cognitive Impairments.

Campbellsville University's online, CAEP-accredited B.S. in Special Education – Learning Behavior Disorders, P-12 provides the knowledge and skills needed to teach primary through 12th-grade students with learning and behavior disorders in Kentucky. It combines coursework in special education theory and methods with in-person student teaching. Graduates are prepared for Praxis® exams and have initial teaching licensure. A dual certification option is also available for elementary education.

Become a licensed educator and work with infants, toddlers, and young children with disabilities from birth through age six. Southwest Minnesota State University's online Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Special Education is accredited by the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board and includes a supervised semester-long student teaching experience. You can finish your program in two to four years while learning from faculty who are experts in the field.

The University of West Alabama's online Bachelor of Science in Special Education: Collaborative Teacher K-6/6-12 will help you develop a versatile toolkit as an educator of children with special needs. Designed for working teachers, you'll engage with the leading trainers of educators in the state.

Get certified to teach pre–K through high school students with mild disabilities in Georgia with Brenau University's online Bachelor of Science in Special Education. Graduate prepared to take the Georgia Assessment for the Certification of Educators (GACE) exam and select a concentration to build knowledge in language arts, mathematics, reading, science or social studies. You'll also complete 48 hours of field experience plus a semester-long placement as a full-time student teacher.

Our mentor-led, field-based cohort will prepare graduates for a Georgia Professional Standards teaching certificate, level-4 (or T-4), and graduate with a teaching certificate in Dyslexia Endorsement. Join a mentor-led, field-based cohort program. With small cohort sizes and professors who also serve as advisors, field supervisors, and mentors, you will receive a personalized education that meets your needs.

As a student in Thiel College’s Education Department, you will experience a modern and exciting curriculum based on the latest “Effective Schools” research that includes instructional teaching strategies based on the work of Bob Marzano, Jay McTighe, Grant Wiggins, and other current leaders in the field of education.