BSEd In Intervention Specialist (K-12), Ashland University

Ashland - Ohio, Ohio

48 Months

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About this course

The Intervention Specialist program at Ashland University prepares students to teach children with mild to moderate and/or moderate to intensive needs in K-12 public schools in Ohio. This in-person program is designed for individuals who are passionate about supporting students with diverse learning needs and recognizing the value of diversity in education. The program is approved by the Ohio Department of Education and is nationally recognized by the International Council for Exceptional Children. The course involves working in the field starting from the freshman year, with coursework covering a wide range of topics related to special education. Students graduate with the skills needed to support and empower students with disabilities, helping them reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally.

Why this course is highly recommended

If you are passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of students with disabilities, this program is ideal. It is designed for those who possess patience, empathy and a commitment to inclusive education. The coursework is enriched with practical field experience starting from early in the program, and students are mentored by full-time faculty who are licensed and experienced intervention specialists. Graduates are equipped to create inclusive learning environments and advocate for students with diverse needs, making this a personally rewarding career choice.

Specialisation

This program offers a focus on teaching students with mild-moderate needs and moderate to intensive needs. It prepares students for licensure in Ohio and allows them the option to apply for a single or dual license in the field of intervention specialization.

Course fees

Application fees

26.53L

1st year tuition fees

26.53L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program is an undergraduate B.S.Ed. that requires 121 credit hours to complete over four years. It focuses on preparing students for Ohio licensure in special education, specifically in intervention specialization for students with diverse learning needs.

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Career prospects

Graduates of this program can work as special education teachers in public schools, private schools, non-profit organizations, educational publishing, and educational technology firms. The median salary for a special education teacher is approximately $65,910 annually. Although employment growth is limited, there are around 35,900 openings expected each year over the next decade. Many teachers work in a traditional 10-month school year, with some working year-round.

FAQs

Is this program available for students outside Ohio?

This program is designed for students who intend to seek employment in Ohio and prepares students specifically for licensure in the state.

What kind of field experience will I get?

Students work in the field beginning in their freshman year, gaining hands-on experience with students and teachers in various settings.