SIENA HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY

IntensiveCertificationProgram (ICP)

Be part of Siena’s:• Newly Structured• Flexible• Fast Tracked• Post Baccalaureate• Secondary Teacher Certification Program

Your Fast Track to Teaching!

We are in the business of preparing caring professionals who teach for understanding in communities of learning!

Need a more traditional option for post-baccalaureate teacher certification?

Contact:Sally Rae, Program Director for the Undergraduate Teacher Education for information concerning these programs at (517)-264-7892 or visit us on the web at: www.sienahts.edu

What is the ICP all about?

Our ICP candidates:• participate in multiple, school-based experiences• work with classroom teachers who demonstrate best

practices• are provided with opportunities to explore the

connection between theory and practice and to work with a variety of students

The flexibility of the ICP program enables a highly diverse clientele access to teacher education at nontraditional times and by means of non-traditional delivery modes.

The ICP Students enjoy:• cutting edge instructional technologies• excellent facilities• one on one learning opportunities• a blend of traditional and online classes • some courses in a hybrid format that could include:

- case studies - online quizzes - group collaborations - virtual drop box submission for assignments,

homework and projects

Who the ICP is for?

The intensive Certification Program (ICP) is designed to fast-track your entry to the teaching profession.

• College graduates seeking secondary provisional teacher certification

• Teachers and substitutes who currently do not have a provisional teacher certificate

• Baccalaureate degreed individuals presently in business/industry seeking a career change

You have not missed the opportunity for teaching certification, because we have a program just for you!

What is the ICP course structure?

Summer• Introduction to the Teaching Profession

Fall• Methods and Materials for Secondary Teaching• Mentored Internship

Winter• Understanding Today’s Youth• Teaching of Reading Through the Content Areas• Student Teaching• Student Teaching Seminar

Interested?

Contact: Sally Rae, Program Director for the Undergraduate Teacher Education at (517)-264-7892