The College of Education's Elementary Teacher Education Program (ELTEP) is an intensive teacher preparation program designed to prepare candidates to teach elementary students and make a meaningful impact in schools and communities. This information session will provide details on the ELTEP program, curriculum, application requirements, financial aid, and what candidates can expect throughout the program. There will also be time to answer your specific questions.

If you've taken up the call to transform education, we're excited to share how ELTEP can help you develop the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to become an effective and impactful elementary educator. In this virtual session, we will share an overview of the program, curriculum, requirements, and application process.

Questions? Please email uwteach@uw.edu.

Are you interested in becoming a special education teacher? Or are you a current teacher looking to add a special education endorsement or earn an M.Ed. in Special Education? Join us online to explore the pathways to certification through SPED-TEP!

Attend this virtual information session to learn about our Elementary Teaching program. Students who complete this program earn a Master's in Teaching degree and a teaching certificate. The program is a one year, cohort based program that includes substantial in-classroom experience. Program graduates are flexible, committed professional teachers with deep content knowledge in the entire elementary curriculum and the ability to differentiate learning for the students in their classrooms.
 

Thursday, August 7, 2025 at 12:00 PM until 1:00 PMPacific Daylight Time UTC -07:00