Learn what it takes to be a successful educator in the 21st century. This program helps students meet transfer institutions’ requirements and provides specific training and general education in working with children or youth in educational settings.
EDU-110: Exploring Teaching
EDU-119: Behavior Management
EDU-200: Topics in Education
EDU-805: Literacy Tutor
ECE-103: Intro to Early Childhood Education
ECE-105: Technology for Early Childhood
ECE-133: Child Health, Safety, and Nutrition
ECE-170: Child Growth and Development
PSY-111: Introduction to Psychology
Exact courses may vary. Contact your high school counselor or the nearest Kirkwood location for full details.
Examples of college majors include, but are not limited to: Early Childhood, Elementary Education, and/or Secondary Education.
If you’re planning to transfer to a four-year college or university after attending Kirkwood, find specific transfer information here.