Education

How Our Degree Works

Coursework in this program is foundational and includes both theoretical and practical
applications to the field of education. As part of the core learning, you’ll take courses in educational and developmental psychology, teaching methods, instructional technologies, and multiculturalism in education, as well as a variety of elective courses. In this 61-credit degree program you’ll build a strong foundation in the liberal arts and also get on-the-job experience in the classroom.

Why Our Degree Works

CCV’s Education degree is specifically designed as a transfer pathway program and gives you a head start to fulfilling a four-year degree and teacher licensure in Vermont. As this program is directly linked with Johnson State College’s External Degree (EDP) program, transfer is seamless. From the time you enter CCV, you can work with one of our EDP advisors who are available at all of our teaching locations throughout Vermont. Finally, our program is especially flexible for working adults, offering a variety of curriculum options, including many online courses.

Career & Transfer Options

CCV’s associate degree in Education is designed to make your transition to a bachelor’s degree a smooth and successful process. Depending on the endorsement area you choose, the time needed to complete a four-year degree may vary. Our program connects directly with the four-year programs at the Vermont State Colleges including:
• Castleton State College
• Johnson State College (EDP)
• Lyndon State College.
Graduates also transfer successfully to the University of Vermont’s College of Education
and Social Sciences and Goddard College.

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