2-Year Teacher Program WHERE TEACHING IS SACRED, WHERE LEARNING TRANSFORMS Apply Now Request More Information Contact Us Artificial Intelligence Biotechnology Computer Science Cybersecurity Data Analytics and Visualization Digital Marketing and Media Mathematics Occupational Therapy Physician Assistant Physics Speech-Language Pathology 30 Credits + Student Teaching Degree level Masters Part Time Evenings Program Area Jewish Education Purpose To provide Jewish educators the knowledge and skills they need for professional excellence and enhancement. The Teacher Program allows its participants to retain their current positions while they take courses and work toward their MS in Jewish education in the evenings. Structure During the first year of the program, students take two classes per semester, both on the same day of the week, generally Monday or Tuesday nights (6–10 p.m.). In the second year, students take two classes per semester on one night, while every other week a night is dedicated to PEP (Professional Enhancement Practicum) seminar. Content area methods classes will be offered during the summer sessions following each year. Students are required to take 6 credits a semester for the first year (fall, spring), and 9 credits a semester in the second year (fall, spring). 30 credits - with the additional 6 credits taken online during a summer semester. Is this program right for me? Question: "I'd love to join your Master's program, but I am a fulltime teacher. How can I take classes and complete a degree while continuing to teach full-time?" Answer: The 2-year Teacher's Program was created just for you. The program allows current teachers to maintain their regular jobs, while they take courses and work towards their MS in Education in the evenings All students admitted to the program, in good academic standing, and who submit a Financial Aid Form, are eligible for generous support. Support decisions are based on need and merit and may be as much as 50% of tuition. Full Program Breakdown Purpose To provide Jewish educators the knowledge and skills they need for professional excellence and enhancement. The Teacher Program allows its participants to retain their current positions while they take courses and work toward their MS in Jewish education in the evenings. Structure During the first year of the program, students take two classes per semester, both on the same day of the week, generally Monday or Tuesday nights (6–10 p.m.). In the second year, students take two classes per semester on one night, while every other week a night is dedicated to PEP (Professional Enhancement Practicum) seminar. Content area methods classes will be offered during the summer sessions following each year. Students are required to take 6 credits a semester for the first year (fall, spring), and 9 credits a semester in the second year (fall, spring). 30 credits - with the additional 6 credits taken online during a summer semester. Is this program right for me? Question: "I'd love to join your Master's program, but I am a fulltime teacher. How can I take classes and complete a degree while continuing to teach full-time?" Answer: The 2-year Teacher's Program was created just for you. The program allows current teachers to maintain their regular jobs, while they take courses and work towards their MS in Education in the evenings Swipe to learn more! Purpose To provide Jewish educators the knowledge and skills they need for professional excellence and enhancement. The Teacher Program allows its participants to retain their current positions while they take courses and work toward their MS in Jewish education in the evenings. Structure During the first year of the program, students take two classes per semester, both on the same day of the week, generally Monday or Tuesday nights (6–10 p.m.). In the second year, students take two classes per semester on one night, while every other week a night is dedicated to PEP (Professional Enhancement Practicum) seminar. Content area methods classes will be offered during the summer sessions following each year. Students are required to take 6 credits a semester for the first year (fall, spring), and 9 credits a semester in the second year (fall, spring). 30 credits - with the additional 6 credits taken online during a summer semester. Is this program right for me? Question: "I'd love to join your Master's program, but I am a fulltime teacher. How can I take classes and complete a degree while continuing to teach full-time?" Answer: The 2-year Teacher's Program was created just for you. The program allows current teachers to maintain their regular jobs, while they take courses and work towards their MS in Education in the evenings HOW TO APPLY CONTACT US Overview of Our Program Our Master of Science in Jewish Education is designed to combine coursework with field experience, resulting in graduates who are highly skilled and professional educators. Our Master’s in Jewish Curriculum Development is geared to students who wish to make a difference in educational design and curriculum development. The director of the Master’s program, Dr. Laya Salomon, in collaboration with the AGS faculty, designs the policies, procedures, and curriculum for each of the MS tracks Prospective Students Applicant Resources Master of Science Student Handbook MS Course Offerings and Calendars MS Programs and Course Sequences Azrieli Course Descriptions Admissions Requirements Tuition and Fees Financing Your Education Admissions FAQs Prospective Students Master of Science Student Handbook MS Course Offerings and Calendars MS Programs and Course Sequences Azrieli Course Descriptions Applicant Resources Admissions Requirements Tuition and Fees Financing Your Education Admissions FAQs
