The Technology Education concentration prepares NCA&TSU students for public school teaching or industry. In the public schools, technology education is the subject area that teaches students all about the world of technology and its influences on our modern society. What a wonderful way to prepare America's youth for the technological world of the future. Teaching jobs in technology education are so plentiful that it has been declared an area of critical teacher shortage by the United States Department of Education. Teaching salaries have become more competitive and offer valuable fring benefits such as 100% of the employee's retirement. Teaching technology education is a fun and rewarding career. Many majors go into industry after graduation and experience great success.

REQUIRED MAJOR COURSES FOR TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION

(TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION TEACHING CONCENTRATION)

CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION

(TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION TEACHING CONCENTRATION)

With Secondary Academic Concentration (SAC) – Interdisciplinary Technology

FRESHMAN YEAR

SOPHOMORE YEAR

Must Pass Praxis I
Must Get Admitted to Teacher Education

JUNIOR YEAR

Must Get Admitted to Student Teaching
Must Pass Praxis II

SENIOR YEAR

Total Credit Hours: 129

^*Second Academic Concentration (SAC; 18 sem. hrs.) Interdisciplinary Technology. If another SAC is preferred, then the student must consult with the advisor. A SAC is not required for Training and Development for Industry Concentration.  ¹University Studies Cluster: Must choose one cluster and take UNST courses only in that cluster for all UNST Electives.

**Any elective in Technology.

***Capstone course for the curriculum.

+ For transfer students, community college general education courses are transferred in to substitute for UNST courses.

For a complete account of the curriculum guide and policies, consult the NCA&TSU Undergraduate Bulletin.

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