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Teacher Education Program

Graduate Studies / Teacher Education Program / Prospective Students / How to Apply

 

How to Apply

 

Welcome to the application process for the Teacher Education Program at UCSB. The following Application Handbook and Screening Interview links will provide all necessary information to guide you through the process. Please note that there are several pieces (such as what to write for the Statement of Purpose) that are unique to the Teacher Education Program (TEP) so please follow instructions carefully and let your checklist be your guide.

 

 

  • Application Checklists (Your checklist to guide you through the application process)

Elementary (MST) and Secondary (SST) TEP Checklist 2010

Special Education (ESC) ESC Checklist 2010

 

  • Application Handbook (Statement of pupose Guidelines pg 4-6 for MST/SST applicants, our Vision Themes)

Elementary MSTHandbook2010

Secondary SSTHandbook2010

Special Education ESCHandbook2010

 

  • Screening Interviews (Interview date/times, Artifact letter, TPEs, Questionaire for SST applicants)

MST and SST

ESC - please contact Joanne Singer to set up your interview

 

 

 

Questions? We encourage you to attend an Information Meeting and call or email us with your questions. Our staff are wonderful and like to get to know potential candidates right away.

 

For questions about the application process, please contact:

Suzanne Raphael

Credential Analyst

805-893-2036

suzanne@education.ucsb.edu, ED 4102

 

For general questions about the program, please contact:

Katie Kuo and Maritza Fuljencio

Teacher Education Program Office

805-893-2084

tepapp@education.ucsb.edu, ED 3230

 

 

 

 



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