Is a Career in Teaching or Counseling for You?

EVENT:             School of Education Information Night
WHEN:             Tuesday, Jan. 20, 7–9 p.m.
WHERE:           Howarth Hall, Room 212
                         University of Puget Sound, Tacoma
DETAILS:         Free and open to the public

TACOMA, Wash. – Would you like to become a certified teacher in just a year? Or, if you are a working adult who prefers evening studies, would you like to become a school counselor in just two years?

Meet the faculty at the University of Puget Sound’s School of Education to learn more about the school’s nationally recognized programs and the dynamic learning environment.

The School of Education is holding an information night, open to the public, from 7 to 9 p.m., on Tuesday, Jan. 20, in Howarth Hall, Room 212, on campus. See below for directions.

Students in Puget Sound’s School of Education benefit from small classes, intensive training, and many hours of experience doing student teaching or counseling in local schools. The program has one of the best job placement rates in the state, and graduates receive ongoing career support.

 

At the information night, faculty and staff from the Master of Arts in the Teaching program and the Master of Education in Counseling program will explain what the programs involve, how to enroll, and the career opportunities that a master’s degree provides.

The Master of Arts in Teaching is a one-year, full-time program designed for students who already have an undergraduate degree and seek to earn teacher certification and a master’s degree.

The Master of Education program offers a degree in counseling. It is for students who already have an undergraduate degree and wish to enter the counseling profession as a school counselor or mental health counselor. The program is designed to be convenient for working adults, with classes available in the late afternoon or early evening on a full- or part-time basis. Completion can take as little as two years.

Students at Puget Sound are a close-knit community of learners dedicated to making a difference in young people's lives. The school’s nationally recognized programs and exceptional faculty prepare highly qualified teachers and counselors sought after by school districts and employers. Students also enjoy lifetime access to continuing development and support from the school, the faculty, and peers.

For more details and web-based resources, visit pugetsound.edu/education.
For accessibility information, please contact accessibility@pugetsound.edu or 253.879.3236.

For directions and a map of the campus: pugetsound.edu/directions
Photos on page: Top right: Master of Arts in Teaching student works with students from a local junior high school; Above left: Three children at one of the local schools where Puget Sound trains student teachers.

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