Rapid technological changes have generated strong demand for technical teachers in
Michigan. Graduates can expect excellent career opportunities in industry, secondary
and vocational education.
Technical skills and the training to teach them to others are a valuable combination
in education today. If you relate well to others and enjoy working with your hands
and mind, you are well suited for a worthwhile and rewarding career in technical education.
The Ferris State University technical education program provides a balanced mix of
courses in three major areas: professional education, field experience and liberal
arts education. About a third of the courses required for graduation will be in the
major's chosen field.
Technical education students also must complete occupational work experience. A field experience in which students work with young people in public schools is required, along with a full-time directed teaching assignment in a vocational/technical program at an area vocational center or high school.
| Locations | Advisors »schedule appointment« |
Program Plans |
| Flint | Mike Ennis (810) 762-5156 ennisf@ferris.edu |
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| Online | Lisa Besemer (231) 591-3188 besemerl@ferris.edu |
ProMoTEd Program Site |
| Traverse City | Kerry Secrist (231) 995-1734 secrisk@ferris.edu |
NMC Transfer Plan |
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