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15 Associate of Arts Programs in Teaching 2024

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    Associate of Arts Programs in Teaching

    An associate of arts degree is awarded to students who have completed approximately two years of study in a field of their choosing. With this degree, graduates can enter the workforce or transfer to a four-year university.

    What is an associate of arts in teaching? Students who pursue this degree may take classes that meet general university requirements as well as human growth and development, psychology, creative expression, curriculum development and children’s literature. Coursework is designed to give a broad overview of the teaching field and helps students decide if they wish to pursue a bachelor’s degree and teaching certificate.

    Graduates of an associate of arts degree in teaching program will gain a number of personal and professional skills. They may have a better understanding of how to work in a team, have better communication skills and be more organized.

    Many colleges and universities offer this type of degree. Some schools may offer flexible class schedules or online learning for the convenience of busy students. Costs will vary, so interested students are encouraged to do adequate research before making a commitment.

    Upon earning an associate of arts degree in teaching, graduates may have several career options. Many individuals choose to become a teacher’s assistant or aide. This job entails helping a classroom teacher with tasks such as preparing materials or grading papers, allowing the teacher to focus on the lesson. Other jobs may be found in daycare or recreational settings, as aides or in a leadership position. Some graduates may also find a job as a tutor.

    An associate of arts in teaching is an exciting degree program, which can lead to a future working with children. Many learning modules are available, either online or on campus. To learn more, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.