Educators like you who are passionate and dedicated to helping teach children in your community are studying at Molloy, which will also help mitigate teacher shortages in school districts in NY State and across the country. Whether you are a current teacher or looking to become one, Molloy’s graduate teacher education programs are flexible with online and hybrid options, accelerated and affordable, allowing you to earn your degree in one to two years. If you want to be impactful in your work while also loving what you do, pursuing a graduate education program at Molloy is right for you.
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Do you see yourself as a middle school or high school teacher? At Molloy, whether you studied education as an undergrad or not, you can pursue a master’s degree in adolescent education and become the high school teacher who inspires students to become the best versions of themselves. The School of Education and Human Services assumes a holistic approach to preparing professionals to transform the communities they serve, one person at a time. Our adolescent education programs prepare practitioners and scholars who challenge social inequities and promote inclusion while respecting diversity and advocating for all they serve.
Initial and Professional Certification Content Areas
Students with Disabilities/Special Education: You know that students of all abilities and backgrounds, as well as their parents, are looking for inclusive classrooms, and respect for their social, emotional, and academic needs. Molloy offers a wide variety of programs with a special education option to prepare you as a teacher ready to help address the individual needs of students with disabilities in your classroom.
Have you always been told you’d make an amazing teacher or just feel like teaching is your calling? If yes, then Molloy’s graduate programs in childhood and early childhood education will ground you in understanding how children develop and learn so you can become an effective and inspiring teacher. The School of Education and Human Services assumes a holistic approach to preparing professionals to transform the communities they serve, one person at a time. Our childhood and early childhood education programs prepare elementary school practitioners and scholars to challenge social inequities and promote inclusion while respecting diversity and advocating for all they serve.
Initial and Professional Certification Program Options
Students with Disabilities/Special Education: You know that students of all abilities and backgrounds, as well as their parents, are looking for inclusive classrooms, and respect for their social, emotional, and academic needs. Molloy offers a wide variety of programs with a special education option to prepare you as a teacher ready to help address the individual needs of students with disabilities in your classroom.
Adding additional certifications is a good way to improve your practice as a teacher, increase your marketability when looking for a new position, and reach new salary milestones after having earned your master’s degree. Molloy offers a wide range of post master’s options that will help you grow and develop as a professional.
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Now, more than ever, schools need knowledgeable, dedicated, and empathetic educational leaders running both schools and districts. The opportunities and challenges facing schools today are many, and the School Building Leader and School District Leader programs at Molloy are designed to prepare you to meet these head on while guiding you to understand the complex needs of school districts and buildings, manage business operations, and gain the human development skills to work with teachers, administrators, and staff.
Molloy offers two post-masters certificates in educational leadership:
Ready to start thinking about earning a doctorate in education? You can apply 15 credits from the School Building Leader program, and six credits from the School District Leader program to Molloy’s Ed.D. program.
Accreditations
Molloy’s teacher education programs are accredited by the Association for Advancing the Quality of Educator Preparation (AAQEP), as well as the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and Council for the Education of Educator Preparation (CAEP). All Molloy programs are registered with NYS.
Molloy University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The MSCHE is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
Reciprocity
NYS has reciprocal agreements with other states so earning a degree in NY and receiving NYS certification allows people to earn certification and teach in the following states:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Molloy graduates live their story and achieve professional success, every day. Here are the stories of some of them—and of the caring, distinguished faculty that provides personal guidance along the way.
One of the nation’s top value institutions, Molloy offers affordable tuition, together with graduate assistantships. Graduate assistants receive three graduate credits per semester and a stipend. You may have questions about the ins and outs of the financial aid process and that is why Molloy has a dedicated and knowledgeable financial aid team ready to help you every step of the way.
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