Teacher Licensure & Academic Support Services

Early childhood education majors focus on the youngest of students because what happens early in a child’s career sets the stage for enthusiasm and success in later learning.

Your pre-K through third grade teacher training starts with the Early Childhood Education program at Ashland University.

Do you recognize the value of diversity? Do you want to help create a world where all students have access to the education they need?

Intervention specialists are perhaps the most versatile teachers in the field. An intervention specialist license in Ohio, obtained through Ashland University's Intervention Specialist program, qualifies you to teach children in grades K-12 with mild to moderate disabilities.

Ashland University's Building Principal licensure program builds on course work completed through typical M.Ed. Educational Administration programs . As such, a number of prerequisites are required for this program. Two years of satisfactory teaching experience at the level of licensure sought is required. The grade bands available for...

Ashland University's Administrative Specialist License in Curriculum, Instruction & Professional Development (CIPD) program builds on course work completed through typical M.Ed. Educational Administration programs . As such, a number of prerequisites are required for this program. Two years of satisfactory teaching experience is required.

The Early Childhood Generalist (Grades 4-5) endorsement is designed as an addition to an Early Childhood License, which would allow you to teach in grade 4 and 5 classrooms in all subjects. The program focuses on the unique developmental characteristics of the midde childhood student and teaching methods and strategies...

The Gifted Intervention Specialist Endorsement prepares teachers, coordinators, and administrators to teach gifted and talented students, and supervise and improve programs for gifted and talented students in Ohio K-12 schools.

The Intervention Specialist Mild-Moderate graduate level, second licensure program is for licensed teachers seeking to teach children in grades K-12 with mild-moderate disabilities and educational needs in a variety of inclusive settings.

You already have a teaching license, but want to...

We rated 123rd on US News Top Online M.Ed. programs in the USA in 2016, based soley on our M.Ed. in Educational Technology. In this degree program you obtain the Computer/Technology state of Ohio endorsement on your current teaching license after passing the OAE subtests for this competency,...

The Literacy program is designed to help classroom teachers at both the elementary and secondary levels to deepen their understanding of literacy processes, purposes, and development and to broaden their range of instructional and assessment approaches so that they can have the greatest possible impact on their students’ learning at...

Are you a professional educator striving to keep up with the changing needs of students in the classroom?

Teaching and Learning for the 21st Century (TL-21) is a flexible graduate degree program designed to prepare you for the classroom of...

More than 39,000 English language learners or students with limited English proficiency were enrolled in Ohio’s elementary and secondary schools in 2010-2011. These students represent more than 110 different native or home languages. How well prepared are you to meet the learning needs of this growing population of students?...

The Gifted Intervention Specialist Endorsement prepares teachers, coordinators, and administrators to teach gifted and talented students, and supervise and improve programs for gifted and talented students in Ohio K-12 schools.

We rated 123rd on US News Top Online M.Ed. programs in the USA in 2016, based soley on our M.Ed. in Educational Technology. In this degree program you obtain the Computer/Technology state of Ohio endorsement on your current teaching license after passing the OAE subtests for this competency,...