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Teacher Preparation
The Associate in Arts in Teacher Preparation degree is structured for students aiming to complete at least 60 semester hours of transferable college coursework. This program emphasizes the development of fundamental skills in reading, writing, communication, mathematics, and basic computer use. Through the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) and the Independent Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (ICAA), graduates from North Carolina community colleges who achieve a grade of “C” or better in each course and maintain a GPA of 2.7 or higher are eligible to transfer with junior standing to a university or one of North Carolina’s Independent Colleges and Universities.
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The Teacher Preparation A.A. program prepares future educators with the foundational knowledge and essential skills for classroom success. This degree features a well-rounded curriculum covering crucial areas such as reading, writing, communication, math, and computer literacy to ensure a strong base for teacher training.
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The AATP program is designed to equip future educators with foundational knowledge and skills needed for success in the classroom. This degree offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers key areas such as reading, writing, communication, mathematics, and computer literacy, all essential for a well-rounded teacher preparation.
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The ASTP program is designed to provide future educators with a strong foundation in both science and education. This degree offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential skills in areas like science, mathematics, reading, writing, communication, and computer literacy, preparing students for success in the classroom and beyond.
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