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Technical Education Program

The Career and Technical Teacher Education Program is an approved Vermont Department of Education (DoE) alternative educational licensing route for trades and industry teachers at Vermont's secondary regional career and technical centers.

Typically, once a teacher is hired at a regional career and technical center, s/he enters this three-year program to complete the qualifications for a Vermont Level I Educator License. The teacher-candidate first obtains an apprenticeship license from the DoE, which requires at least a high school diploma and six years of experience in the trades or industry, or an associates degree and at at least four years of experience. The teacher-candidate takes education courses and receives support during the next three years from the Career and Technical Teacher Education Program. 

Courses Credits
EDU 2051 – Teaching Methods I 3
EDU 2052 – Teaching Methods I (continued) 3
EDU 2061 – Teaching Methods II 3
EDU 2062 – Teaching Methods II (continued) 3
TEC 1130 - Vocational Instruction for Students with Special Needs
EDU 2802 – Externship I
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PSY 2110 – Educational Psychology 3
TEC 1110 – Issues & Trends in Technical Education 3
EDU 3550 - Technology in the Classroom 1
EDU 2710 - Capstone     

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Note: Enrollment in these courses requires the permission of the Program Director.