Get A Masters of Art In Teaching From USC
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There are few professions as stable as being a teacher. If you are considering a career switch, it is a good idea given that unemployment figures are now at 10% and jobs are hard to come by.
Aspiring teachers can earn a prestigious Master of Arts in Teaching degree from the USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC.
Being an internationally renowned institution with a 100 year history (ranked 22 in the US), I am comfortable with pursuing a further education through its online program which is convenient and flexible for those who are working.
There is also an accelerated graduate option for you to complete your masters degree in as little as 12 months.
Enrolling for the MAT program gives you full USC student status which gives wonderful benefits:
• Highly interactive online learning with field based experience
• The opportunity to learn from the most distinguished faculty in the United States
• Access to the MAT@USC Student Blog to read actual experiences from students
• FREE lifetime Alumni Association membership
• Membership in the elite USC Trojan Family
•A groundbreaking tuition reimbursement program for graduates
• First cohort of the MAT@USC graduate in May
In case you don’t know about Trojans, they are a very popular sports team so you can feel proud to be in the fraternity. Rossier and the MAT@USC had also been awarded by AACTE for innovative use of education technology.
You can check out the program information today if you like creative teaching.
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Online through USC. That’s great. My wife is looking into going straight into her Masters after she finishes student teaching next school year. USC would be a great option and would sound great when trying to get a job somewhere.
Especially for those who don’t live in Southern California but still want an excellent education. I’ve actually heard about this program from some of my friends who are teachers. You’re guaranteed to be placed in a great school environment during your teaching internship.
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Excellent presentation. It has empowered me to know that seeking my MAT@USC does mirror my future goals as an educator. I am excited about the call of action that this university focus on “enervate, educate and transform”.