Music Education/Teaching K-12 (Instrumental or Vocal)

Music Education/Teaching K-12 (Instrumental or Vocal) is a program taught at Concordia College - St. Paul, USA. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.

Majoring in Music Education involves the study of the method and practice of teaching. You develop skills to become an effective vocal or instrumental music teacher (K-12) and a lifelong learner. You work toward a Bachelor of Arts degree, and the music education curriculum meets the Minnesota Department of Education requirements for a teaching credential, including passage of standardized examinations of content and pedagogy.

You choose one or both music education major tracks: Vocal and Classroom K-12, and Instrumental and Classroom K-12. The program is on campus and includes 55 + 18 credits per track.

After completing the instrumental track and other state requirements, you can apply for a Minnesota teaching license for Instrumental and K-12 Classroom Music. After completing the vocal track and other state requirements, you can apply for a Minnesota teaching license for Vocal and K-12 Classroom Music. You may complete both tracks to be eligible for both licenses.

The minimum requirements for admission in Music Education/Teaching K-12 (Instrumental or Vocal) at Concordia College - St. Paul for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by Concordia College - St. Paul.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Concordia College - St. Paul as pre-requiste for admission in Music Education/Teaching K-12 (Instrumental or Vocal).

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Please check detail of study units at https://www.csp.edu/program/music-education-instrumental-or-vocal/

• Vocal or instrumental music teacher (K-12)
• Eligible to apply for a Minnesota teaching license for Instrumental and K-12 Classroom Music (after completing the instrumental track and other state requirements)
• Eligible to apply for a Minnesota teaching license for Vocal and K-12 Classroom Music (after completing the vocal track and other state requirements)
• Eligible to apply for both Minnesota teaching licenses if you complete both tracks
• Elementary music specialist at Weaver Elementary School in Maplewood, MN (example outcome)

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