You're inspired to benefit society and positively impact the future of humanity. You strive to make a difference in the lives of children for years to come. By becoming a teacher, you will accomplish these things, while contributing to one of the world's oldest – and most important – professions. Our K-9 Program, offered through Lakeland's William R. Kellett School, is ideal for students who have completed the Foundations of Teacher Education Program or the Early Childhood Education Program through one of the technical colleges in the Wisconsin Technical College System.

The Franklin College Elementary Education Program focuses on preparing teaching professionals who have the knowledge and the hands-on experience to meet the demands of innovation and change. We combine the rich and rigorous liberal arts curriculum with the content and pedagogical knowledge teaching professionals need to have a positive impact on the elementary learner.

Georgetown’s Education department doesn’t just teach you how to teach; it molds exceptional teachers – five recent Kentucky “Teacher of the Year” award recipients are alumni. With nearly 174,000 new teachers hired nationally each year, teaching is a job you can get, a career you can thrive in, and a service we all desperately need.

The Early Childhood Education Diploma course prepares the candidates to work in varied elementary education fields. They can work in government and private sectors or become entrepreneurs by starting their daycare facility.

Build your understanding of learning and teaching to gain confidence in supporting children in school as a teaching assistant.