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Single Subject University Intern Program

The Single Subject University Intern Program (SSUIP) is a 4-semester (often less) program designed for a teacher credential candidate who has a permanent, full-time teaching position in a public middle or high school.

The program is typically 4 semesters. A one (1) or two (2)-semester Early Completion Option (ECO) enables an Intern who has passed the National Evaluation Series Assessment of Professional Knowledge and the Teacher Performance Assessment (e.g., edTPA) to bypass most credential coursework and to advance to the final fieldwork courses. Please contact the Intern Coordinator for more information about the ECO.

Advisement

David L. Moguel, Coordinator
david.l.moguel@csun.edu
818-677-4010
Office – Education 1203

Support and Guidance

Support and guidance are provided for each Intern. The instructional team, including the Intern Coordinator, the Seminar Instructor, and the school-based Support Provider, offer advisement and support to the Intern. The University Supervisor visits each Intern’s classroom, provides feedback, and completes progress reports and evaluations. More details about the SSUIP can be found in theÌýSSUIP Handbook.

Transfer of Credit

Many Interns begin as Traditional or ACT Credential Program candidates and complete some credential courses before they are hired as full-time teachers and transfer into the Intern Program. Transfer Interns then have a course sequence with a different starting point.

The Intern Coordinator will help you plan the sequence of courses that is most appropriate for you.

Program Courses (44-49 units)

  • SED 511 ÌýFundamentals of Secondary Education in Multiethnic Secondary Schools (3). Required in first semester of enrollment.
  • EPC 420 ÌýEducational Psychology of Adolescence (3)
  • SED 525xxÌý Methods of Teaching Single Subject [Art, English, etc.] (3)—525A, 525D, 525EN, 525MA/MAL, 525MU, 525PE,Ìý525S/SL, 525SS, 525WL
    NOTE: Most SED 525XX offered fall only. Only SED 525EN and SS can be expected in the spring.
  • SED 554I/554S ÌýInitial Field Experience for Interns and Seminar (5+2)
  • SED 593 ÌýField Experience for Single Subject Interns (5)*
  • SED 514Ìý Computers in Instruction (3)
  • AAS/AFRS/ARMN/CHS/ELPS 417 ÌýEquity and Diversity in Schools (3)
  • SED 529 ÌýTeaching English Learners in Multiethnic Secondary Schools (3)
  • SED 521 ÌýContent Area Literacy and Learning in Multiethnic Secondary Schools (3)
  • SPED 420 ÌýDesigning Equitable Learning Through Universal Design (3)
  • HSCI 466ADOÌý Health Issues of the Adolescent (1)
  • SED 555S ÌýField Experience Seminar (5)**
  • SED 555IÌý Final Field Experience (5)**

* SED 593 taken every semester when not enrolled in either SED 554I or 555I.

**SED 555I taken in the final semester. SED 555S taken in the second-to-final or final semester, as per advisement by the Intern Coordinator.

The Intern Program is designed as a four-semester (two-year) program. All semesters are fulltime. A sample course sequence is below:

Sample Two-Year Intern Program

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

Semester 4

SED 511

SED 529

SED 521

ELPS/AAS/AFRS/ARMN/CHS 417

SED 525XX

EPC 420

SPED 420

HSCI 466ADO ÌýÌý

SED 554I/554S

SED 514

SED 593

SED 555I

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SED 593

SED 555S

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Some courses may also be offered during Summer Session. HSCI 466ADO offered Fall, Spring, Summer and Winter Sessions.

NOTE:ÌýSingle Subject Interns teaching in anÌýelementary school (Grades K – 6)Ìýhave an additional requirement. In their first semester of Internship in an elementary setting, they must take EED or EPC 500 (3 units).

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