CSUteach: A Clinically Based Teacher Preparation Program

10/21/2021

02/16/2021

We will be holding a virtual open house next week for Cleveland State University students interested in teaching grades 7-12! If you or someone you know are looking for more career opportunities, then join us for the Virtual Open House next Tuesday, February 23rd, from 11:30 to 12! To sign up, fill out this Survey Monkey form: https://surveymonkey.com/r/LH7YDM5

01/08/2021

Attention CSUteach graduates! A temporary long-term substitution position has opened at West Geauga High School in Chesterland for a grades 7-12 math teacher! Appropriate certification/licensure by the Ohio Department of Education is required. If you are interested in applying, please follow the link below to access the online application portal:
https://www.applitrack.com/nccohio/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?district=37408

12/02/2020

Our Twitter account has been quiet for some time now, but it is up and running again! Follow us on Twitter for information on events, deadlines, resources, and faculty and student spotlights!

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12/02/2020

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12/01/2020

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11/23/2020

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06/16/2020

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05/28/2020

Are you wondering what kind of job you will have when you graduate?

Have you ever thought of high school teaching as a career? Did you know that you can take a 1-credit class (with no pre-requisites) this coming fall and experience teaching in a local school?

This class, known as Step 1, is the first education class in our CSUteach secondary education licensure program. It is an exploratory class designed to allow you to “try out teaching.” It is free for full-time students taking less than 18 credits.

In addition to a weekly class meeting, you will be assigned to a local school for 2 hours per week for approximately 9 weeks at a time that fits in with your schedule depending on school availability due to Covid19 restrictions. You will work with a partner, observe and assist your mentor teacher, and co-teach 2 lessons to the students.

You can take all of the education classes along with your existing degree and graduate with 7-12 teaching license in addition to your degree, giving you an additional career option.

For further information, please contact Courtney Glover in the College of Education and Human Services advising center ([email protected], 216-523-7576) for further information.