Teach with heart. Empower multilingual learners. Make a difference—right from where you are. Are you passionate about helping immigrant students and families adjust, grow, and thrive in U.S. schools? You’re not alone—and the need for caring, skilled ESOL teachers has never been greater.
Faculty: College of Education & Human Development | Department: Middle and Secondary Education | Duration: Minimum of 36 semester hours | Study mode: full-time | Intake: Students may enter the program in Fall, Spring or Summer semester. Fall: March 15 Spring: November 15 Summer: March 15 | Location: Atlanta, GA, United States
What you will study
What You’ll Learn This program helps you become the kind of teacher who can: Support English language learners with empathy [if this word is not allowed use compassion] and skill Create welcoming classrooms where all cultures and voices are valued Teach reading, writing and speaking in ways that meet various learners where they are Build bridges between students, families and communities Built on Values That Matter At the heart of this program is a commitment to: Fairness and educational balance Teaching rooted in research, theory and experience Technology integration that prepares you for modern classrooms and to engage today’s learners Ongoing support from dedicated faculty and mentor...
Career pathways
Successful program graduates will be well prepared to work in public, charter, and private schools and school systems in the metro-Atlanta area and beyond.
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