Physics
Required Courses
The following courses are required for this program.
100 Level
200 Level
*In certain circumstances, due to content and scheduling needs, Understanding Differences and Disabilities may be substituted for Learning Disabilities and Instructional Techniques with the approval of your advisor. Please contact Program Staff with questions.
300 Level
SEI Endorsement
In addition to the courses listed above, all enrollees are required to obtain the SEI Endorsement, either with CES or through their district. Click here for more information about SEI Endorsement, or click the link below to view upcoming course availability. The CES SEI Endorsement course may be taken at any point in the program.
Teacher of Physics Initial Licenses (8-12)
Prepares candidates for:
- Teacher of Physics (8-12) Initial License
Candidates may come from either inside or outside the field of public education.
- A Bachelors Degree
- Meet MTEL and application requirements, including prerequisites
- Complete 7 required courses. If you already have the SEI Endorsement, you will need only 6 courses.
- Complete the Practicum
Passing scores on the Communication and Literacy MTELs are required with application. Endorsement in the Licensure Program is contingent upon successful completion of all the MTELs.
- Communication and Literacy Skills Test
- Physics Test (8-12)
A 300-hour Supervised Practicum in the role of the license sought is required. Click here to learn more about the Practicum.
All courses may be taken for graduate credit. For those interested in obtaining a graduate degree, graduate credits may be applied toward a M.Ed. - Curriculum & Teaching or a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS), through the Collaborative's partnership with Fitchburg State University. Graduate credit registration forms are available at the first session of each course. For more information about the Graduate Options available, click here. For graduate program procedures and information, email liaison@collaborative.org.