Credential Programs

Teacher Internship Program

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What is TIP?

The Teacher Internship Program (TIP) is an alternative pathway to earning a California Teaching Credential. It is through a partnership between the school district, the University, and potential admitted credential candidates who are on their way to completing one of Fresno state’s approved professional education programs. An intern credential allows a teacher credential candidate to become a teacher of record while enrolled in an approved, professional teacher preparation program. Teacher Candidates are responsible for securing their own employment in a public school setting, as the University is not involved in finding internship positions for its students. The internship option is available in the following teacher credential programs here at Fresno State: Multiple Subject, Single Subject, and Education Specialist. Candidates who are interested in the Teacher Internship Program can locate internship openings on EDJOIN.

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What is the program cost?

Once accepted into the Teacher Internship Program, there will be a nonrefundable charge of $1,600 per semester in addition to tuition. This will be paid through monthly salary deduction within your hiring district. These fees help to provide interns with the additional support hours required by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

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Contact Us

Teacher Internship Program
Education Building, ED 151
internship@csufresno.edu
559.278.0315