Whittier College is located in the hills overlooking metropolitan Los Angeles in Southern California.

Nationally recognized for its outstanding liberal arts curriculum, Whittier College has a tradition of excellence in the preparation of teachers; Education classes are small, instructors practice what they teach about effective teaching, and classes meet in the late afternoon, evening, and summer to accommodate working graduate students. All Whittier coursework has a fieldwork component that provides candidates with opportunities for observation and practical application.

Whittier College is fully accredited by the California Board of Education and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) to offer programs leading toward both the Multiple Subject (elementary) Teaching Credential and the Single Subject (secondary) Teaching Credential. Much of the successfully completed coursework for one's teaching credential can be used to fulfill requirements for the Master of Arts in Education degree.

	Fall 2007 Graduate Pamphlet & Registration Form
	* NEW OFFERING * Master of Arts in Education for Teachers Participating in Induction Programs

Downloads

	Intent to Student Teach
	Lesson Plan Template
	Teaching Performance Expectations (TPE)
	California Teaching Performance Assessment (TPA) Tasks 1-4
	Campus Map (PDF)

Photo Gallery

	2007 Children's Literature Conference Saturday, April 28, 2007 Featuring Keynote Speaker, Gary Soto
	Fall 2006 Student Teaching Ceremony & Reception
	2006 Children's Literature Conference, featuring keynote speaker, Eve Bunting Saturday, April 29, 2006

Whittier College Links

	Whittier College Homepage
	Student Teaching Services
	Office of Admission & Financial Aid
	Graduate Admission Counselor

	Office of the Registrar
	The Broadoaks Children's School
	Fifth Dimension

Campus Map & Driving Directions

Quick Links
 

	California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC)
	California Department of Education
	U.S. Department of Education

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