Credential Services
530-898-6455
credentials@csuchico.edu
Location: Tehama Hall 101
Phone: 530-898-6421
Email: educ@csuchico.edu
Credential Services
530-898-6455
credentials@csuchico.edu
Location: Tehama Hall 101
Phone: 530-898-6421
Email: educ@csuchico.edu
The School of Education Teacher Credential Programs work with close to 450 Cooperating and Local Support Teachers across 74 partnering school districts in a large, rural service region of Northern California.
Collaborating with nearly 10% of the school districts and County Offices of Education in the Golden State, the School of Education fills a critical role in providing well prepared, credentialed teachers in grades TK-12. Offering a robust education preparation program serving rural, urban cluster and urbanized areas, we are truly unique.
Learn how to become a teacher through Chico State credential programs, offering pathways, guidance, and support for future educators.
The MA in Education is ideal for K-12 teachers or others working in education settings. It’s the perfect option for those with a passion for educational research.
Explore evidence-based practices for teaching individuals with diverse learning needs, learning disabilities, emotional disabilities, autism, and more.
Would you like to serve as a public school administrator? Chico State's School of Education offers a postbaccalaureate fully-online Preliminary Administrative Services Credential (PASC) for education professionals seeking a career as a public school administrator.
Credential advising is available for both prospective students and students in the credential program.
Apply for grants, scholarships, financial aid, and BEST Teacher Residency Program to help fund your educational journey.
The Internship Pathway is an alternative pathway to earning a California Teaching Credential. The internship program allows a candidate to be the teacher of record in an approved K-12 classroom while earning their preliminary teaching credential.
Read on about some of the most common reasons to teach, cited by practicing and prospective teachers.
The School of Education prepares innovative educators to serve in classrooms, local communities, and across global contexts with a deep commitment to justice-oriented approaches that elevate educational experiences, opportunities, and life outcomes for all learners while collectively working toward liberation for oppressed peoples.
Credential Services
530-898-6455
credentials@csuchico.edu
Location: Tehama Hall 101
Phone: 530-898-6421
Email: educ@csuchico.edu