CAREER OPPORTUNITIES BACHELOR Of SCIENCE G Early Childhood Education Grades P-3 G (also includes coursework for certification in G DUCATION elementary education grades K-6) G E Elementary Education Grades K-6 G Secondary Education Grades 6-12 G DEGREE • Biology/Biology Education G • Biology/General Science Education G • Chemistry/Chemistry Education G • English/English Language Arts Education G • History/ General Social Studies Education G • Mathematics/Mathematics Education G P-12 Education G • Music Education (Choral) G • Music Education (Instrumental) G Child Development G (Non teacher certification program) G Graduates Seek Careers in: G • Hospitals G • Residential Programs G • Childcare Centers G • Head Start Programs G IVISION Of DUCATION G • Children’s Museums D E • State Agencies P.O. Box 39800 G Birmingham, AL 35208 G G G G G Please call for additional information G G Phone: 205-929-1695 G G www.miles.edu G G G G G G G G Miles College is accredited to award G G Bachelors degrees by the Commission on G G Colleges of the Southern Association of G G Colleges and Schools: 1866 Southern Lane, G G Decatur, GA 30033-4097, G G Phone: 404-679-4501 G G G G G G G DIVISION Of G G EDUCATION G G WHY STUDY EDUCATION AT STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS INTERNSHIP/STUDENT TEACHING MILES COLLEGE? AND ACTIVITIES CLOAKING CEREMONY e Division of Education offers programs in All candidates in the Division of Education are Each semester teacher education majors who are teacher education that meet the Alabama encouraged to participate in student organizations. beginning their internship/student teaching Department of Education teacher certification e organizations that are housed in the Division experience are recognized at a "Cloaking Ceremony”. requirements. Teacher education graduates are of Education are: e candidates are challenged by a well-known designated as “Highly Qualified” in their teaching • e Education Club speaker. ey also receive their official Miles College field. e Division also offers a major in child • Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society Division of Education name badges which are worn development. is is a non-certification program • Student Alabama Education Association (SAEA) at their local school sites. for individuals interested in working with young children and their families. Benefits from involvement in a student organization include: • Networking on local, state, and national levels MISSION • Enhancing professional development opportunities by attending educational workshops and seminars e mission of the Division of Education follows • Interacting with school district and other the mission of the college to ensure that teacher educational professionals education candidates “seek holistic development • Learning leadership skills that leads to intellectual, ethical, spiritual, and service oriented lives.” is includes providing a liberal arts curriculum along with content mastery courses and teaching pedagogy that maximize the diversity and creativity essential to teacher education. ACQUIRING SKILLS/ABILITIES Education courses are designed to help candidates to develop the knowledge, skills and dispositions that they will need to work effectively with children, families, and the community whether they pursue careers in teacher education or child development. GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG.