Career & Technical Teacher Education

	Additional Information About ADULT Teaching Credentials

The ADULT Designated Subjects Teaching Credential is required to teach academic subjects in Adult Schools, Correctional Institutions and other post-secondary institutions.

To qualify for a Preliminary ADULT Designated Subjects Teaching Credential, one must have at least a bachelor's degree and/or appropriate experience related to the subject or subjects they wish to teach.

A Level 1 Adult Designated Subjects Teaching Credential is needed to teach part time in an Adult School or any state funded adult program. Follow this link to information about required:

Level 1 Designated Subjects Courses

Credential candidates must also meet requirements specified by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing relative to health education and the U.S. Constitution. Follow the links just below for additional information about the:

Health Education Requirement
U.S. Constitution Requirement

A Level 2 Adult Designated Subjects Teaching Credential is needed to teach full time in an Adult School or any state funded adult program. Follow this link to information about required:

Level 2 Designated Subjects Courses

It is important to apply for admission to California State University, San Bernardino, as soon as possible. Follow this link for specific information about

How to Apply for Admission to CSUSB

For a current list of vocational subjects that one can be credentialed to teach (with appropriate work experience), from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, follow this link to:

CCTC Designated Subjects Credentials

Follow these links for information about:

Distance Learning Option
Skills Documentation Option

To find the answers to frequently asked questions, follow this link to:

Frequently Asked Questions

For a list of program faculty and staff with links to their Web pages, follow this link to:

Program Faculty and Staff

To find out what people who have completed the EVOC teacher preparation courses have to say about them, follow this link to:

Teaching Credential Program Graduates

If you run in to any unusual problems, contact Dr. Ron Pendleton by e-mail (rpen@csusb.edu).

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