Secondary Education (English) is a Bachelor’s degree pathway designed for students who want to teach English at the high school level. You complete a strong foundation in writing, rhetoric, and literature, alongside education coursework and supervised student teaching.
Secondary Education (English) is a Bachelor’s degree program tailored for individuals aspiring to teach English at the high school level. This comprehensive course encompasses a solid grounding in writing, rhetoric, and literature, in addition to essential education courses and supervised student teaching experiences.
The program's core coursework lays the foundation in writing, rhetoric, and research, while the educational components equip you to meet classroom teaching and certification requirements.
Example courses in the concentration include:
Composition and Rhetoric II: Advanced Research and Evidence-Based Writing
English Composition
Composition and Rhetoric III: Themes and Genres
The Drexel Experience
Looking Forward: Academics and Careers
Environmental Science and Society
Teaching preparation includes:
Education coursework through the School of Education
Supervised student teaching in a secondary classroom environment
Assessment and lesson planning aligned with practical teaching experiences
Note: Course availability and specific sequences may vary. Your academic advisor will assist in confirming the recommended path to achieve your certification goals.
Generally, specific GRE/GMAT scores are not required for undergraduate admission. GPA expectations may differ based on the applicant's profile—please check the university’s current undergraduate admissions criteria for details.
Graduates of the Secondary Education (English) program are well-prepared to pursue careers in various educational settings. With a solid foundation in both English studies and teaching methodologies, you will be equipped to inspire and educate future generations of students.
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