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The Office of Clinical Practice works in tandem with a variety of university departments and stakeholders. They support candidates in meeting clinical practice and programmatic requirements, including practicum/field experience, student teaching and educational administration internships.
The Office of Clinical Practice supports candidates by:
Clinical experiences allow teaching students to:
The College of Education offers programs leading to initial licensure for teaching and/or administration. Such programs provide institutional recommendation (IR), which recognize education graduates as “eligible for a credential” or initial certification in their area of study. Licensure programs offered online or on campus through Grand Canyon University’s College of Education can lead to Arizona certification. For a teaching certification in a state other than Arizona, you must apply to your respective state department of education. Contact a field experience counselor for more information.
The college offers resources to help prepare you to become an educator. At GCU’s College of Education, we provide support to those who share our commitment to serving, leading and learning. Learning goals and benchmarks are strategically included as part of every education degree student’s curriculum to assess competence and ensure they are on track. Teaching students can also gain access to common resources and countless opportunities to prepare, serve and lead.
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