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  • Many certified high-school teachers can take their career outside the classroom as consultants, administrators, counselors, business owners, and more.
  • The School of Education offers hands-on experience through The Center for Urban Education.

About the Program

As a high-school teacher, you can have a tremendous influence over a person during some of their most formative years. In fact, what you teach someone can last a lifetime. At UAB, we can teach you the skills needed to become a high school educator.

To get started, you must first decide what subject you want to teach: science, social studies, math, or English language arts. Then, you'll learn critical skills, competencies, and instructional strategies from our nationally-renowned faculty. We'll also give you hands-on experience through internships and practicums. Finally, if you're a future math or science teacher, you may want to enroll in UABTeach, our four-year program that lets you earn a STEM degree while also qualifying for certification as a classroom teacher.

Concentrations

  • English Language Arts
  • General Social Sciences

Delivery Methods

On-Campus

This program delivers most of its content via on-campus, in-person meetings.

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