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Graduate Program in English
PO Box 1510
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: 910.521.6624
Fax: 910.775.4092
Relay: 910.521.6246
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Location: Dial Humanities Building, Room 121
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English as a Second Language Graduate Add-on LIcensure Program
Virginia K. McClanahan, Professor,
Chair, Department of English and Theatre, and
Coordinator of English as a Second Language Program
Email
Phone: 910.521.6633
Office: Dial Humanities 105
A. Undergraduate Prerequisites
Candidates must complete or have completed the following undergraduate-level courses or their equivalents:
- ENG 3460—Aspects of the English Language
- ENG 3710—English Grammar
B. Graduate Coursework
Candidates must complete the following graduate courses
- ENG 5810—Phonetics and Phonology (offered fall odd years)
- ENG 5830—Second Language Acquisition (offered spring even years)
- ENG 5850—Cultural Issues of English as a Second Language (offered fall even years)
- TESL 5890—Applied Pedagogy of Teaching English as a Second Language (offered spring odd years)
The Add-on licensure program may be pursued independently of any degree program. Additionally, all four of these graduate courses may be applied toward either the Thesis or the Licensure concentration of the Master of Arts in English Education; candidates for the Master of Arts in Teaching (Middle Grades Language Arts or English 9-12 Concentrations) may only apply toward their degree one course selected from ENG 5810, ENG 5830, or ENG 5850. An MAT student can opt to complete the ESL Add-on program while completing the MAT, but must do so with the understanding that doing so will require nine additional hours of graduate coursework beyond the requirements of the MAT alone.
Students should note the rotation of ESL courses and schedule accordingly. For additional information on the Program Description, Admissions Requirements, Orientation, Graduate Faculty, and Schedule of Courses consult www.uncp.edu/maee/.
Updated: Friday, January 11, 2013
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