History-Social Sciences Teacher Education

After you finish our program, you will be ready to teach history and other social sciences at the high school level, including ap courses. you will have had real teaching experiences: observations, micro-teaching and finishing it off with a semester of student teaching. you’ll learn more about the topics you’ve always loved – and how to teach them. this program offers an accelerated master's degree (amd) sequence. this option gives high-achieving undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a master’s degree with only one year of additional study. once enrolled in the major, you can contact your advisor to learn more.

Our faculty helps graduates with introductions and recommendations to educational institutions and employers,our program develops practical knowledge and conceptual foundations for work,many graduates choose typical career paths associated with this major. however, some graduates choose unrelated careers that utilize skills and experiences developed during their years in college.

• Type: Mandatory

• Duration: Contact us for up-to-date information

• Fees: Contact us for up-to-date information

Education teaching: high school, higher education community education corporate training employers public and private schools colleges and universities museums zoological parks, aquariums, wildlife refuges, and bird sanctuaries arboretums, gardens, and conservatories camps national and state parks government employers federal agencies including: the smithsonian institute, national archives and records, library of congress, national park service, intelligence services, foreign service state and local agencies including: archives and libraries, museums, parks, and historic sites, municipal archives, arts and humanities councils politics employers elected or appointed public officials (i.e., legislators, governors, mayors, judges) national political party headquarters public interest/advocacy groups political campaigns lobbying firms law employers law firms corporate legal departments government agencies public advocacy groups

Work while you study

First-year students can only work on campus, and only under certain conditions. In the second year, students can work in practical, curricular or elective jobs. Students may be allowed to consider other types of employment, depending on their circumstances.

Partnerships

Most universities in United States have partnerships with different companies and organisations to ensure their students get enough professional training as students. In addition to increasing their students' chances to get hired by one of the universities. Illinois State University has partnerships with the following companies: