Technology Education Degree and Programs
Technology Education Training
Technology educators need at least a bachelor's degree to teach at the elementary, middle, or high school level and a master's or doctorate degree to teach at the college level. Career training requirements vary for teaching in trade and vocational schools. At the bachelor's degree level, you'll take basic math and science courses as well as courses in manufacturing, design, mechanics, electronics, construction, electrical systems, and teaching practices. Master's degree and doctorate coursework will cover more in-depth teaching practices and technology planning.Featured Technology Education Degree and Programs
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University of Phoenix
At University of Phoenix, we believe everyone deserves access to higher education.
As the largest private university in North America, University of Phoenix has more than 200 locations, and is available online in most countries around the world. Whether you're seeking a college degree at an associate's, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral level, we can help you reach your academic goal—and sooner than you might think.
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Argosy University
To succeed in today's competitive workforce, you need a solid foundation of knowledge - and the power to put it to work. And that's exactly what an Argosy University education offers.
At Argosy University we prepare individuals for careers that make a difference, whether in business, education, or psychology. Learn how you can make a difference in your life, and the lives of others.
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- Instructional Leadership (MAEd)
- Instructional Leadership/Single Subject Teacher Preparation (MAEd)
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Featured Technology Education School
Argosy University
To succeed in today's competitive workforce, you need a solid foundation of knowledge - and the power to put it to work. And that's exactly what an Argosy University education offers.
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