Learn more about the National Center
for Engineering and Technology Education at NC A&T SU
GCSTS offers a B.S. Ed. and a M.S. Ed. in Technology
Education. Depending on which concentration you take, the degree will qualify
you for a management job in industry or a teaching job.
| Concentration | Job |
| Industrial Training and Development | training or management position in industry |
| Trade and Industrial Education, Teaching | teaching license in Trade and Industrial Education |
| Technology Education, Teaching | teaching license in Technology Education |
Technology Education has Three Concentrations
The Technology Education degree (undergraduate or graduate) qualifies the student for a career as a training and development professional in industry or as a public school teacher in the subject areas of trade & industrial education and technology education. Students opt for a specific concentration.
If a student wants to become a trainer in industry, then he or she should choose the Training and Development concentration.
If a student wants to become a licensed trade and industrial education teacher, then he or she should choose the Trade and Industrial Education, Teaching concentration.
If a student wants to become a licensed technology education teacher, then he or she should choose the Technology Education, Teaching concentration.
Visit the concentration
links above to learn more about each specific concentration.
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| Mrs. Courtney Phelps, Technology Educaton major, receiving the Dr. Ruby Murchinson Award and a check for $500. Dr. Murchinson herself made the presentation. The award goes to the most outstanding student teacher of the year. (2002-2003) | Dr. Rhodes and Herman Bright recruit students for the program concentrations. |
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