Adolescence Education: Spanish (7-12)

Adolescence Education: Spanish (7-12) at SUNY Cortland is a Bachelor of Arts program that prepares students to teach Spanish in grades 7-12. Students take classes in Spanish language, literature, and culture. They also study foreign language teaching methods and educational psychology to build multilingual communicative skills, language skills, and cultural awareness, along with pedagogical background for teaching Spanish to adolescents.

Most credit hours focus on Spanish. Students also take courses in adolescence education, health, psychology, students with disabilities, and literacy. The program includes a foreign languages department study abroad experience and internship opportunities, along with language clubs and a foreign language learning center. It also includes a Foreign Language Early Start (FLES) methods course for a K-6 certification extension, and it supports involvement through student clubs such as Spanish Club and Education Club.

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.