Request Information About This Program The Bachelor of Science in Education degree specializing in English Education prepares students to utilize their passion for the English language as related to literature and communication. By sharing that passion, a professional educator can positively impact today’s youth and communities and help build a brighter future for everyone. All Salem teacher education programs are delivered in a blended instructional format (on ground and online) with school- based fieldwork that leads to licensure to teach in America’s schools. The Salem School of Education is nationally accredited through the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). Career Opportunities A Bachelor of Science degree specializing in English Education can lead to career paths such as: Teaching English/Language Arts in Public or Private Schools (Grades 5 – 12/Adult) Writing, Editing, Publishing Non-profit organization work (i.e. charities, policy-focused, advocacy) Community resources (i.e. parks, museums) Advanced Studies Course Format Salem offers undergraduate and graduate programs of study with continuous enrollment via distance education or on ground at our Salem, West Virginia campus. Courses are delivered in a monthly format (4-weeks) and completed on ground, online, or through a blended approach that uses both delivery methods. Online courses are structured to work within the constraints of full- time employment, allowing you to earn your degree with minimum disruption to your busy schedule. Traditional on ground programs of study are available for campus residents and commuter students. The specialization is offered in three modalities: Campus based – classes are taught on campus and successful completion will lead to WV teacher licensure Hybrid – classes are taught online with licensure residency requirements met at your home location with K12 schools in your area Non-Licensure – classes are taught online without any licensure requirements Course Numbers/Names The Bachelor of Science in Education degree program consists of the following professional education core courses: EDU101 Foundations of Education SPE120 Areas of Exceptionality in Special Education EDU222 Technology Integration in the Classroom EDU271 Human Development EDU272 Educational Psychology EDU362 Reading across the Content Areas EDU370 Schools, Families, and Communities EDU376 Materials & Methods of Teaching SPE390 Inclusive Curriculum, Materials & Methods EDU416 Educational Assessment Strategies EDU436 Classroom Environment & Management EDU490 Student Teaching 1 EDU491 Student Teaching 2 EDU492 Student Teaching 3 In addition to the professional education core, students in the English Education specialization will take the following sample of courses: ENG101 Written English 1 ENG203 Multicultural Literature ENG206 Structural Grammar ENG230 British Literature 1 ENG300 Cultural Impact for Language Learning ENG304 Non-Western World Literature ENG306 Drama and Poetry ENG377A/B Materials and Methods of Teaching English Admission Requirements Admission to Salem is open to all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, or ability/disability. Anyone wishing to attend Salem can obtain the necessary application from the Office of Admissions or online from our website at www.salemu.edu. The completed application should be submitted to the Office of Admissions at the earliest possible date. The University admits students on a rolling, monthly start basis. Acceptance is within the discretion of Salem University. Students who specifically seek to earn the Bachelor of Science in Education degree are accepted to the university as education majors. To enter the Salem teacher education program, education majors must undergo a portfolio evaluation and interview. Successful completion of this Level I Review (the first of a three-level review process across the program) is required for formal admission into the teacher education program. To qualify for the Level 1 Review education majors must: Complete 24-36 hours of coursework, including EDU101, SPE120, or EDU272 Earn a minimum GPA of 3.0 in content courses, in the professional educator core courses, and overall Meet the required passing scores on the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators (CORE) Pass a criminal background check Professional Licensure Notification CAEP Annual Reporting Measures If you would like to find out more about this program, click the link below to request more information! Request Information