Licensure Pathway in Career-Technical Education 

This undergraduate, non-degree, pathway is designed for individuals seeking licensure in career-technical education for teaching in an approved career-tech workforce development program. Pathways include agriculture, health careers, business, family and consumer science careers, marketing, or career-technical.

The licensure pathway is 24 semester hours across two years with courses in summer, and afternoons in fall and spring.  

Prerequisites

• Employment to teach in a Career-Technical Education pathway in an Ohio school
• Initial CTE-37 Form without university verification

Requirements

• Enrollment as non-degree seeking undergraduate in the career-technical education pathway
• Completion of 24 semester hours of coursework in career technical education

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
CTE 4010	Teaching Occupational Skills	3
CTE 4030	Teaching Occupational Knowledge	3
CTE 4050	Methods Of Teaching Career And Technical Education I	2
CTE 4070	Methods Of Teaching Career And Technical Education II	2
CTE 4110	Seminar for CTE Teachers	3
CTE 4900	Curriculum Construction	3
Select the following:		8
CTE 4930	Supervised Teaching (fall, 4 credits)
CTE 4930	Supervised Teaching (spring, 4 credits)
Total Hours		24

Guide for Developing a Plan of Study

 Below is a guide for developing a Plan of Study for the licensure pathway. Student should review their degree audit and work with their faculty advisor to identify specific courses to fulfill program requirements. 

Plan of Study Grid

First Term		Hours
CTE 4010	Teaching Occupational Skills	3
CTE 4030	Teaching Occupational Knowledge	3
	Hours	6
Second Term
CTE 4050	Methods Of Teaching Career And Technical Education I	2
CTE 4930	Supervised Teaching	4
	Hours	6
Third Term
CTE 4070	Methods Of Teaching Career And Technical Education II	2
CTE 4930	Supervised Teaching	4
	Hours	6
Fourth Term
CTE 4900	Curriculum Construction	3
	Hours	3
Fifth Term
CTE 4110	Seminar for CTE Teachers	3
	Hours	3
	Total Hours	24