Credential Programs
Multiple Subject and Dual Credential Programs
The Multiple Subject credential program at Fresno State is for students who want to
become kindergarten or elementary school teachers, K-8. Our nationally accredited
and award-winning program prepares candidates to teach elementary school in culturally
and linguistically diverse communities.
Multiple Subject and Dual Credential Programs
The Multiple Subject credential program at Fresno State is for students who want to become kindergarten or elementary school teachers, K-8. Our nationally accredited and award-winning program prepares candidates to teach elementary school in culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
The Dual credential program allows you to earn your Multiple Subject and Education Specialist (Special Education) credentials simultaneously. The Education Specialist Credential authorizes candidates to teach students with mild/moderate or extensive support needs in grades K-age 22. Some of the courses are required for both credentials but field placements are unique.
Add a Bilingual Authorization
The Fresno State Spanish/Hmong Bilingual Authorization Program trains future teachers with the skills needed to support linguistically and culturally diverse students. A majority of the courses required for a BAP can also be completed during the completion of an undergraduate degree; however, it can not be awarded until one completes a Multiple Subject or Dual Teacher Credential Program.
We provide unique experiences for credential candidates to become more closely connected
to students and educators in local school districts. Our dedicated district partnerships
are essential in producing quality teachers. Students can earn a Multiple Subject
or Dual Credential through:Pathways to Earning Your Credential
Additional Information
- Credential courses are valid for 5 years and credential programs must be completed within 5 years.
- Fresno State's Multiple Subject Program is not an online program.
- Applicants must be subject matter competent and have met the California basic skills requirement prior to admission.
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