Montessori Elementary Level II Teacher Course
Teacher Education Center San Francisco Bay Area
The Elementary Level II Teacher Course prepares the adult learner for working with children nine to twelve years old. The length of the Elementary Level II Course is five weeks for the summer intensive schedule.
208 Academic Hours
Instruction is in Sunnyvale, CA for the Summer Intensive Schedule. The Certificate of Completion is issued for satisfactory completion. The American Montessori Society Elementary Level I-II Teacher Credential is issued if the student has the American Montessori Society Elementary Level I Teacher Credential.
Elementary Level II Teacher Course
The Montessori Elementary Level II Teacher Course is comprised of 408 instructional clock hours. When successfully completed this course enables the adult learner to be awarded the American Montessori Society Elementary Level I-II Teacher Credential if the adult learner already has the American Montessori Society Elementary Level I credential.
Instruction includes:
Montessori Philosophy/Child Development
Management/Elem Classroom
Curriculum Design and Strategies
Mathematics
Geometry and Fractions
Language Art
History and Geography .
Biological Science
Practicum/Student Teaching
The practicum/student teaching is NOT a necessary requirement for the successful completion of the Montessori Elementary Level II Teacher Course.
Accreditation with MACTE & Affiliation with AMS
MTEC/SFBA is accredited by the Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (MACTE, 2006 - 2013), 524 Main Street, Suite 202 Racine, WI 53403 - (262) 898-1846, www.macte.org.
MTEC/SFBA is affiliated with the American Montessori Society (AMS, 2006 - 2013), 281 Park Avenue South, 6th floor, New York, NY 10010-6102 - (212) 358-1250, ww.amshq.org
Master's Degree Available
Master's degree from University of Saint Catherine is available with an additional fifteen (15) units of on-line coursework, one weekend in Saint Paul, MN, and college tuition fee of $8,000.00, upon successful completion of the Elementary Level II coursework for those adult learners that have a bachelor's degree.