Earning your master’s degree in English education will not only help you improve your writing and teaching skills, but will also open doors to your future. For years, students like you have been working with our experienced faculty to learn and grow as English educators. At the completion of your program, you will be fully qualified to teach English or language arts for grades 5-12, be a writing specialist in your chosen field, or be a writing teacher at any level.
There are two options to specialize your degree:
Each program of study contains core courses required of every master’s student and additional coursework determined by your chosen concentration. A non-degree educator certification is also available for grades 5-12 English Education. In all programs, you may participate in courses and workshops sponsored by the Plymouth Writing Project, a summer-based institute promoting exemplary instruction of writing.
Completing your degree at Plymouth State is more convenient than ever because we offer courses on- and off-campus throughout New Hampshire, including Plymouth, Concord, and Waterville Valley. Evening and weekend class times, intensive institutes, and online classes allow you to take courses while maintaining your job and home life.
With rolling admission, you may start your program during any term. In fact, you may take up to 12 credits before being admitted to Plymouth State. Financial aid is available to qualified students.
Getting started is easy!
Apply today or request more info.To begin planning your program, contact:
- Meg Petersen, (603) 535-2684 or e-mail: megp@plymouth.edu
